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I now seem to have a ritual of photographing Karmann Ghia nameplates whenever encountered in the wild.

Silver KARMANN Ghia nameplate, in capitals and script, against yellow paint

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You’ve got the surface area of a typical Hollywood leading man to play with and all you give us is scrunched Times Roman and an excess of bangs.

Hands hold brown paper bag labeled GO LEAFS GO !! ✔GARDEN TOOLS ✔POWER EQUIPMENT in squeezed Times type

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Scan this sentence and tell me if you really read it right the first time.

Lettering on shop window in Handel Gothic reads: All merchandise has been moved to our Vaughan Mills location at 1 Bass Pro Mills Drive

Don’t you think l and I should be a wee bit different? Plus: Got enough copies of the word “Mills” at the ends of lines?

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Retail display box for SpongeBob Squarepants cookies reads Hand Decorated Cookies and La Main A décoré Des Biscuits

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Yet another of the seemingly innumerable gems right downtown.

Lightbox sign on cement wall reads 44 St. Joseph, with ‘St. Joseph’ in hand-drawn script

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What do you think the original phone number was, and how nice do you think the numerals looked?

Door of pickup reads ALBION WELDING CO. LTD. Boiler Repairs in hand-drawn letters. A phone number in Futura is displayed on a vinyl panel
Rusted tank in pickup bed reads ALBION WELDING CO. LTD. Boiler Repairs in hand-drawn type. A phone number in Futura is displayed on a vinyl panel

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Yes, Guild Electric trucks are emblazoned in Baker Signet (also Frutiger and a few other fonts). A bit poncey for guys who ride cherrypickers up to fix your traffic lights, don’t you think?

Yellow van door shows legends like ‘Highways, Traffic & Airports’ in blue Baker Signet type

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Your choice of free double espresso or kiss on the cheek (boys only) if you can identify the make and model of this vehicle.


Mystery solved →

Photo shows headlamp, curved headlamp enclosure, hood, and bumper

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Exterior spare-tire cover shows a rooster encircled by the legend JOHN CAPON + SIGN CARVER in engraved Friz Quadrata

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