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We were surprised by this expressive face, found in a metal garage door in the South Seaport (NY).

Found these seafoam & black colored fish and lobster paintings on a restaurant wall in the South Seaport (NY).

Found this really nice blue ‘accidental art’ in a South Seaport (New York CIty) building that’s under construction.

Nice ultra bold slab serif for RED bar and restaurant in the South Seaport (NY).

M. Slavin & Sons Ltd. at Beekman and South Streets (South Seaport, NY).

In the early 1900′s, Morris and Minnie Slavin opened a small fish store in Brooklyn, New York in order to support their growing family. As soon as their sons Herb, Jack and Barry were old enough, they joined their parents in what was the beginning of the Slavin organization. An extraordinary amount of hard work and self-sacrifice during the early years went into building of the multifaceted company that is today M.Slavin & Sons, Ltd.

Source: Forgotten New York

Faded Knickerbocker sign on Front St. in the South Seaport (NY). Now it’s Made Fresh Daily  Bakeshop.

Jasper Ward House, NW corner of Peck Slip and South Street (South Seaport, NY), was constructed in 1806 — merchant Ward had speculatively purchased the property in 1800 while the East River still occupied the site, and built on it after it was land filled.

Source: Forgotten New York

Wow! Still holding out. If you squint, you can see “CANVAS”. Not sure about the rest. (South Seaport, NY)

Another vestige of a business in the South Seaport (NY). Perhaps a factory. I can make out “& Williams”.

South Seaport (NY) faded type find. I think it says “Upper Front”.

Fading but still legible. The former Joseph C LaRocca & Sons Shellfish & Seafood building (South Seaport, NY).

Romanesque Revival building by George B. Post, (1885) at 146 Beekman Street (South Seaport, NY) displaying the fading FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED FISH/MEYER’S BRAND FINNAN HADDIE. Source: flickr epicharmus

The word SALMON and part of HALIBUT fading away on a strip of left over brick at 225 Front Street in the South Seaport (NY). Probably used to be a purveyor of fresh seafood.

Hand lettering for Cowgirl Sea-Horse restaurant in the South Seaport (NY).

Awesome burst of color among the red & brown brick buildings in the South Seaport (NY).

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