Lettering: Trademarks, September 10, 1935
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View ArticleStudio J at Continuity Associates
In the late 1970s I rented a table at Continuity Associates, 9 East 48th Street, New York City. Several months later a room was offered to me and I took it. The elevator stopped at the third floor and...
View ArticleAnatomy of a Logo: Toy Boy
In 1979 Neal Adams’ New Heroes Portfolio featured six characters, Toy Boy, Crazy Man, Titan, Ms. Mystic, Shaman, and King Tut. Neal also drew the logos. A few months later Neal planned to launch a...
View ArticleStreet Scene: Sunset Play Center
•NEWYORKCITY•Sunset Park, 7th Avenue near 42nd Street, Brooklyn(Next post on Monday: Victor Moscoso,1950s Student, Artist and Athlete)
View ArticleCreator: Victor Moscoso, 1950s Student, Artist and Athlete
“It was the neighborhood of the junior high school I went to—Kane Street, Thompson turf. It’s now called Cobble Hill.” —Victor Moscoso, in the Paris Review, on his Brooklyn neighborhood. There is a...
View Article1926 Tyee Yearbook
University of WashingtonSeattle, Washington(Next post on Monday: Zain-Eppy)
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Zain-Eppy was the publisher of Famous Comics, a comic book given away free to promote a product. The contents were reprints of popular comic strips. Zain-Eppy filed a trademark application for Famous...
View ArticleLettering: Trademarks, September 17, 1935
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office(Next post on Monday: Charles F. Arcieri)
View ArticleComics: John and Marie Severin
John Powers Severinborn December 26, 1921, Jersey City, New Jersey1925 New York, State Census454 86th Street, Brooklyn, New YorkName / Age / OccupationJohn Severin, 31, accountantMargaret Severin,...
View ArticleCreator: Charles F. Arcieri
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View ArticleCreator: John Martin is Morgan van Roorbach Shepard
John Martin is the pseudonym of Morgan van Roorbach Shepard according to a profile published in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle (New York), March 22, 1925. Shepard was born on April 8, 1865, in Brooklyn, New...
View ArticleLettering: Trademarks, September 24, 1935
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office(Next post on Monday: Abe Kanegson, Letterer)
View ArticleComics: Abe Kanegson, Letterer
Abe Kanegson was born Abram Chininson on September 1 or 6, 1921, in Lubobin, Poland. Kanegson’s original family name was recorded on his mother’s Petition for Naturalization at Ancestry.com. The...
View ArticleStreet Scene: Garment Wear Arcade
• N E W Y O R K C I T Y •307 West 36 Street near 9th Avenue, Manhattan(Next post on Monday: Trademarks, October 1, 1935)
View ArticleLettering: Trademarks, October 1, 1935
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View ArticleStreet Scene: Dairy Supply Company Limited
• LONDON•35 Little Russell Street; The Cartoon Museum is moving.(Next post on Monday: 1930 Tyee Yearbook)
View ArticleLettering: Trademarks, October 8, 1935
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office(Next post on Monday: The Gettysburg Address)
View ArticleTypography: The Gettysburg Address
The American PrinterFebruary 20, 1918Design by Frederic and Bertha GoudyA Chinese Union soldier fought at Gettyburg. (Next post on Thursday: Happy Thanksgiving)
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