1832 102nd Avenue
The inconsistent C. Fischer spelled his name “Fisher” in 1938, too.
1939 – C. Fisher (Fischer)
20 October 20151936 – F. E. Flaherty
19 October 2015
1744 101st Avenue
This mark shows how carefully F. E. Flaherty did his handiwork, drawing a guideline and using a straight tool of some sort. Only the curves threw him. Oddly, just a few weeks earlier he used a different technique and had no trouble. His work was fine, but his brand wasn’t very good. I think he should have kept his old racetrack-format stamp instead of giving it up in 1935, but maybe it was stolen or something.
1936 – L. Banchero
18 October 2015
1952 100th Avenue
1930 – L. Banchero & Co.
17 October 2015
2000 103rd Avenue
J + J + Moniz
16 October 2015
9851 Walnut Street
I have a “J + J / Moniz” mark, but this one definitely has the extra “+” in it, whatever that means.
2014 – DI Darien
15 October 2015
4300 block Keller Avenue
1999 – Postin
14 October 2015
Plymouth Avenue at 102nd Avenue
This looks like “Postin” so that’s what I’ll call it.
