Lucky Seven arcade game at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan. (Genco, 1957)
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Lucky Seven arcade game at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan. (Genco, 1957)
Grocery-side vestibule at the Walmart Supercenter in Watertown, New York. This vestibule is presumably used to limit the amount of cold air that enters the store during the winter months via the roll-down doors on the front.
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Metal shop door in New York, New York that says "You're the wind beneath my wings".
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Street art portrait of a lion, on a metal shop door in Oakland, California.
(which I failed to get down)
Street art on a metal shop door in Croydon, England, depicting flowers.
Street art on a metal shop door in Croydon, England, depicting flowers.
Street art on a metal door in Brooklyn, New York featuring a gorilla holding up a "No Parkin'" sign.
Street art of a woman with a large heart, found on a metal door in Brooklyn, New York.
Street art on a metal roll-down door in Brooklyn, New York. It's initialed TDS, SUG, FX, UZN. The artist, Akiko “Shiro One” Miyakami, also known as Shiro, is from Japan.
Street art of a face with a frown and a tongue, seen in Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York. I'm not sure, but this looks like the work of the artist Phetus.
Street art of Count Chocula, on Jefferson Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York.
Graffiti by Brane, on a metal roll-down door in Brooklyn, New York.
