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1831
http://xrl.us/1897Directory


Seller's description:

This auction features an original 1897 Allen's Hackensack, Englewood & Nyack Business Directory.

Hundreds of pages of Bergen & Rockland businesses, and their addresses.

Hardcover book in excellent condition.




Interesting to note that "Red Towers Greenhouses" on the front cover - run by yet another member of Teaneck's fabulous Phelps family - had their greenhouses on River Rd near Cedar Lane in Teaneck (Cap't John Phelps lived on River Rd) and their store at 243 Main St in Hackensack, where an H&R Block is today.



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1832
http://xrl.us/HHS1918Class


Seller's description:

Here is a very neat photo shows a view of the High School Class in 1918 from Hackensack, NJ. The mat frame measures approx. 14 by 12 inches, the photo is 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches, shows some wear and tear from the years, freshly removed from album after long storage. These were found in an estate sale box with lots of other neat old photos.


Like the girls 1916 basketball photo, this photo was taken by - or the property of - someone who lived at 50 Anderson St, but I can't make out the name.



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1833
http://xrl.us/HHSGirlsBBTeam1916


Seller's description:

Here is a very neat photo shows a view of the Girls High School Basketball Team in 1916 from Hackensack, NJ. The mat frame measures approx. 14 by 12 inches, the photo is 7 1/2 by 9 1/2 inches, shows some wear and tear from the years, freshly removed from album after long storage. These were found in an estate sale box with lots of other neat old photos.



Apparently, this photo was taken by - or the property of - someone who lived at 50 Anderson St, but I can't make out the name.



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1834
That's what the sign says:





Hey - I don't write 'em.........I just shoot 'em.



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1835
These are two Main St views that you may have seen before. Since the greedy seller wants way too much money to start the bidding, I've decided not to bother posting the auctions - just the pictures.



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1836
http://xrl.us/LowitsBell


Seller's description:

This old metal bell is signed "Lowits Boys' Dept. Everything Boys Wear, 154 Main Street, Hackensack, N.J." and the back is signed "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year".

The back reads Patent Pending, so it is pretty early!

It measures approx. 3 1/4" x 1 1/2" wide. This bells were used at Christmastime and Santa Claus would stand outside Lowits dept. store and wait for donations for the poor.

The other little copper antique bell is a bonus. It has a cloth handle.




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1837
http://xrl.us/RutherfordHack


There are a couple of familiar names in this, including a tackle named J. DeFalco.



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1838
http://xrl.us/CliftonHack


Seller's description:

You are bidding on a high school footbal program from September 18 1976 Clifton vs Hackensack. There is writing on the front appears to be the score and Clifton must have won. Hackensack is the home team. First page has a list of the Hackensack Board of Education, adninistration and High School Administration. The next page has Coaching Staff 1976-1977. There is a page with a letter to parents about the Comets. There are 3 pages with team roster. 1 page of boosters and advertisements - Lowits Life styles for Men, The New York Chiefs vs. New England -Competitive skating derby. Some of the Clifton players are Mazzone,costdyk,petrasek, Savin, DeVas, Holly, Bobeck, Zschack,Margitich, Ingram,Glattly, Munk, Brady. some of the Hackenack players are Errico, Hanson, Kremer, Little, Vallinino, Taylor, Jackson, Jordan, Hazley, Mileski, Kelly, Lucas, Maher,  Romano, Shields, etc.



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1839
Hackensack Discussion / The Shadow of God over Anderson St
« on: December 12, 2009, 09:16:32 PM »
Earlier this week, I showed you traffic lights against the Holman's side wall.

Today, I took a cellphone shot from my living room of some shadows there. An obvious tree is on the right and the other one is from the First Presbyterian Church's steeple on the corner of Passaic and Union streets - a full 2 blocks away diagonally.

Maybe it's gonna oversee the Anderson St repairs.



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1841
http://xrl.us/TheGraduate


Seller has no date information on this 6" x 8" item. I wonder what the significance of the flowers (?) at her feet is.

The studio's address appears to be 108 Main St.



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1842
 ............I came across these random images: The Record issue from the day after Pearl Harbor, The China Inn on Main St MC, and the New Hackensack Fire Co patch (New Hackensack - like the larger Wappingers Falls - is a village within the Town of Wappinger.......even though there's no actual town called Wappinger that you can go to. New York's screwy like that).



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1843
http://xrl.us/HackWomansClubBklts


Seller's description:

LOT OF 3 VINTAGE  THE WOMAN'S CLUB  OF HACKENSACK NEW JERSEY BOOKLETS

1. ONE BLUE BOOKLET  YEAR BOOK 1915-1916~  AGE WEAR AROUND THE EDGES OF COVER~30 PAGES

2. IS FROM 1924-1925  ~ BLUE COVER ~27 PAGES ~ AGE WEAR AROUND EDGES OF COVER~

3. ONE CREAM COLORED COVER  YEAR BOOK DATED 1930-1931

AGE WEAR AND USUAGE APPLYS.

PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR APPEARANCE DESCRIPTION.




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1844
http://xrl.us/PoorToTheWest


Unused/undated.

Remember when I wrote this a week ago?

"Of interest to those who think General Poor's statue has only faced one direction, this shows him facing north instead of the current south. If I recall correctly, he's faced in three directions, though I don't remember what the third orientation was.

Probably toward his tavern.
;)


I was right!



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1845
http://xrl.us/1933HHSYrbk


Seller's description:

The Comet 1933 Hackensack High School Yearbook - Hackensack, New Jersey

The yearbook is in very good condition, some light wear on the binding and cover. Pages are all intact, very minor discoloration. This yearbook has tons of signatures, 2 to 3 signature on every single page.

Measures 8" wide and 11" tall.

Almost 100 pages of faculty, students, sports and activities. Plus, lists of underclassmen. Some great advertisements on the last few pages.




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