Old (Stereo)View of New York City XV

"Brooklyn Bridge, New View, New York City"
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Old (Stereo)Views of New York City V

"Steamship Docks Above Brooklyn Bridge"
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Old (Stereo)Views of New York City IV

"Brooklyn Bridge and a Birdseye View of the City of Brooklyn"
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A 1968 Stunner by Hideaki Sato

Homeless, beneath the Brooklyn Bridge anchorage. Winter 1968.
(Photo by: Hideaki Sato)(Click HERE to see larger)

*Appears in his book
"Requiem: World Trade Center - Once Upon a Time In New York City"
(2001)

More Postcards from New York City #79: Lower New York Through Brooklyn Bridge Arch

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*There is no caption or description on the reverse of the card.

More Postcards from NYC #62 - Brooklyn Bridge & East River

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Brooklyn Bridge spanning the East River and connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn was erected in 1883. It is 6,016 feet long.

More Postcards from NYC #57 - Manhattan & Brooklyn Bridges

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Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges, New York City.

More Postcards from NYC #6 - Lower Manhattan From Under Brooklyn Bridge

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View of Lower Manhattan from under the Brooklyn Bridge, New York City - Photo (1981) by Peter Guttman, author of Fodor's "Nights to Imagine".

More Postcards from NYC #1 - The Cables, Brooklyn Bridge

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"The Cables, Brooklyn Bridge, New York"

-No caption/description on reverse.

Previously I ran a series of postcard photos of NYC titled "Old Postcards from New York City to Back Home". In those posts, I included the caption/description on the reverse of the postcard, the note or letter that was hand-written on the back, who it was sent to and the date it was postmarked. I have put up all of them that I currently have (I am looking for more and will add them as I come across them.)

Now I will begin putting up the "blank" ones from my collection - i.e. - postcards that were never sent to anyone through the mail or written on. In this series I will still include the captions/descriptions from the reverse of the postcard.

Old Postcards From New York City to Back Home #4 - Nightfall In Lower Manhattan

Nightfall in Lower Manhattan - With Brooklyn Bridge, New York City
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Mailed to:
Miss Kay Rowan
St. Paul, MN

Postmark: 02/[??]/77

Card reads:
Greetings - The weekdays are workdays but the weekends are free and I've taken some tours and bus rides to see the sights. Museums are plentiful and can't see all in one day. I'm only 2 blocks from St. Pat's. Love, Elaine.

Ikea Wants To Sell You The Brooklyn Bridge for Fifty Bucks!

OK, it's a 55" X 39 1/2" painted and foil finished, framed paper print version of the Brooklyn Bridge, but still...and it's on sale! This was on the back page of an Ikea flyer I got in the mail earlier today...