
44 Glen Avenue

44 Glen Avenue

524 Oakland Avenue
A. Rago is a new one for me. Notice that he turned the final 1 into a 2 by hand.

3822 Harrison Street
This is a prize indeed: a dated T. J. Garvey mark far older than any others I’ve found, and in a different font.

4210 Glen Avenue
The ever-inventive Frank Salamid used red concrete here, I think a few years after it was most popular.

75 Glen Avenue
It must have been a grandiose time, 1929, when a little Oakland paver could do business as National Builders of California.

131 Monte Cresta Avenue

4221 Glen Avenue
Tribuzio Bros. marks are less common, and older, than those of the separate Tribuzios.