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Part 4 is Bridge St, Moore St, and River St:


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Part 3 is all Court St:


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Part 2 is Main St and The Green:


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This is my kind of labor - a beautiful morning to take a walk with my cell cam and see what I can see.

I took a lot of photos and edited them down to 40, so I'm gonna have to make 4 posts of 10 images each (the maximum allowed per post).

I started at Main and E. Ward St and walked south to the courthouse, east on Court St, and north on River with a couple of slight detours.

Part 1 is all Main St:


1580
(note: auction has ended, but there were no bids, so it's still available)

http://cgi.ebay.com/NJ-Sheriff-Harper-Baseball-Advertising-Sewing-Thimble-/400147762955?pt=Vintage_Sports_Memorabilia&hash=item5d2aaa4f0b


Description:

THIS AUCTION IS FOR VINTAGE SEWING THIMBLE ADVERTISING PREMIUM PROMOTIONAL GIVE AWAY

EVER HEAR OF...."HACKENSACK HARRY"
HARRY C. HARPER
REPUBLICAN SHERIFF
BERGEN COUNTY NEW JERSEY
1928
   [actually, 1927]

This is a political advertising thimble given out to promote the election of Republican Harry C. Harper to the office of Sheriff of Bergen County, New Jersey in the mid to late 1920's.

"Hackensack Harry"
Harry Clayton Harper (April 24, 1895 - April 23, 1963)
Widely known as "Hackensack Harry," Harry C. Harper spent ten seasons as a major league baseball pitcher with the Washington Senators, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Brooklyn Dodgers, compiling a lifetime record of 59-77. The southpaw started the sixth game of the 1921 World Series for the Yankees against the New York Giants.
After his baseball career ended, the 32-year-old Harper entered politics, winning election as the Bergen County Sheriff in 1927.

Harper became a candidate for State Senator in 1931. He died in 1963.

Item: Political Advertising Thimble
Material: Metal
Date: LATE 1920's
Size: Measures approx. 3/4" tall

Condition: Extremely Good with some signs of light wear.
Advertisement Reads: "ELECT HARPER SHERIFF"
This is a very nice political advertising collectible that was given out as a premium or promotional item.




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I took this with my cellphone.


<a href="http://img829.imageshack.us/flvplayer.swf?f=P49564888" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="bbc_link bbc_flash_disabled new_win">http://img829.imageshack.us/flvplayer.swf?f=P49564888</a>



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Hackensack Discussion / Six pix of the nabe
« on: August 27, 2010, 06:26:06 PM »
Today was just a real nice day to walk around and record the neighborhood, so here are a half-dozen things that caught my eye:


1. Stick to your diet sign?
2. The last Magician sign (back of building)
3. This billboard was near #1 and #2 (uh oh)
4. I could read what the first layer on the green said: "Green Guard".........duh!
5. Why half-staff?
6. An interesting look right in the midst of the Anderson St stores



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1587
Organ music, new floor, new skates....

Hurry! Offer expires December 31.............
1938.



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Description:

Badge is 2 1/4" by 2 1/4". Metal has turned color with age.



I didn't realize that the title "truant officer" got an upgrade............too much "Little Rascals", I guess.

The name on the badge is Edmond Ames. Any of you truants ever get nabbed by Mr. Ames?



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1589
Description:

Here is a great photo of the White Manna (Mana) hamburger restaurant in Hackensack, NJ, one of the original "fast food" restaurants.

This is a color photograph of the original hand painted black & white photograph by noted photographer and artist Allan Teger, noted for his work on Art Deco and Americana images.

The photo is new, still in the original shrink wrap with the photographer's label at the back.

The photo is in a mat with beveled interior edges. With the mat, the piece measures 8 x 10 inches.




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1590
Description:

Original 1908 Photo North Hackensack Cherry Hill Church Primary Class Sunday School.  This area is now River Edge across from McDonalds on Elizabeth St and Main
5X7 Photo in excellent condition
Date and place stamped on back of photo





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