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This coin-op laundromat is unique in that it features full Front View
The Krazy Kone in Montebello is a good place to look at when its hot outside. This place looks like some type of silk screen place now. UPDATE 01/02 : In the late 40's and early 50's this sign marked the Curries Ice Cream shop--always a welcome destination. It was a great place to get "hand packed" ice cream to go, as well as cones. Many thanks to Tom Cockle for historical info posted above. 01-02
Hammerford Construction in Whittier features a larger than life hammer on its marquee. The sign is of the "can't miss" variety.
Imagine traveling down the road on a hot day, thirsty, and all of a sudden a huge Shasta soda can appears in your sights. What do you do? Stop and snap a photo of course!
The Los Angeles Coin marquee looks like a key. Maybe this was a key place at one time?
This giant bulb sits outside of Stan's Light in Los Angeles. Now this is one large bulb.
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pins attached to its side facades. Imagine sleepily heading down the road
and running into this roadside delight.
