Blu-White Cleaners
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The Blu-White Cleaners was closed at night.

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Randall Ann Homan Sat, 15 Aug 2020 10:36:46
Thanks for posting this haunting photograph! Where is the Blu-White Cleaners on the Embarcadero? Is it still there?

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Neon Sign With Mirrored Ball
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Mirror Ball As A Spherical Shape   •  City Walk, Universal Studios Hollywood   •  (Date Photographed: 16:13:56 Sunday 18 November 2007)   •  (Photo posteed Tuesday 27 November 2007)   •  © 2007 Bryan Costales

A big APL on the side of a container ship
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A very old boat ramp sign was next to an oh
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Virginia City on back of restored passenger car
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Yosemite Falls on restored passenger car
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Sign in window of closed train station
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Carmen's restaurant was burned out and closed
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Rules were posted on the railing of a rustic board walk
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He thought the rice bowl might be tasty
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Chinese sign in a Chinese store
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Foot neon sign
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99% better than funnel cake
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Happy Birthday glimpsed in a bush
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Arrow shows way to beach
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Where to line up
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Magic Dream in a store selling odd items
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Melt around the corner in North Beach
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A light dinner of mint leaf was offered
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One sign of an overly careful boat owner
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Olsen Steel on a steel skeleton
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Open sign behind a closed window
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Fallen sign of the times
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Old greyhound sign on building side
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Western Pacific diesel engine
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Safe Surrender found on the side of a firehouse
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He always believed he lived at latitude 38
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The sign suggested one would be sated upon being seated
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The sign warned vividly about the risk of sea life
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Missing person sign
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The speed limit sign stood in awe of the landscape
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Red sign backed by admiring green grass
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An X off (not on) the tracks
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Effrontery to directly quote Jesus
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Sign found next to a church
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One quarter of the way to nowhere
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Pastoral sign under the shade of a willow tree
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Docking sign for a rentable fishing boat
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Do not hang bicycles on fence
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Neon Corona
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The good, the bad and the ugly
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Cocktail sign
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Shirt
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A lesson for life
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Sign of an old sardine packing company
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This found near the wharf entry
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The lay of the hand
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The sign for a store called The Nest
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1934 on the sidewalk near the Maritime Union
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(2007) Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, California   •  © 2007 Bryan Costales

Kenny da Piasso Clown
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Oh grate! High voltage
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Nothing ambiguous about this sign
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Just can't face a happy sidewalk
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Here is the actual husic highway
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Rather specific dog crossing
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Latin sentiment on entry wall
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Pala must stop here in all ways
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One really fabulous photograph
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Hmm, could cigars be sold here?
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Sign of car kindness
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Two halves doomed because they cantaloupe
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Dogs talking with their mouths closed
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Trains prohibited in this quiet neighborhood
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When I say stop, I really mean stop
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Vodka stands for robotic peace
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Sign of someone very unfriendly to pets
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Legal sign on public rail?
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Backside of bullet riddled sign
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Bullet riddled sign
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Secret location for where the phish schwim
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Was this sign placed here on first?
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Ghost of a sign on the side of a tree
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Sign read: "Private Residence"   •  Andretti Winery Napa, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 12:41:06 Sunday 15 March 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Without permission, to proceed was forbidden
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Sign read: "Private Road, No Admittance"   •  Sign read: "No Outlet"   •  V. Sattui Winery Highway 29 in St. Helena, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 10:24:14 Sunday 15 March 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Sign marked the end of the shade zone
(74 of 111) (50654 views)

A swordfish marked the Oyster Bar's entrance
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Sign read: "Oyster Bar"   •  Houston (IAH) Airport Houston Texas   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 14:00:22 Friday 3 April 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

What was amazing were their moustaches
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Sign read: "Amazing"   •  Haight Street Fair   •  Haight Street, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 15:17:04 Sunday 14 June 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Mild pandering sign in a window over the festival
(77 of 111) (50453 views)

Sign read: "Show us your boobs please"   •  Sign read: "Fabulous Prizes"   •  Sign read: "Like Jugs"   •  Haight Street Fair   •  Haight Street, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 15:24:38 Sunday 14 June 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

The sign became a seat
(78 of 111) (50486 views)

Sign read: "Cold Steel America"   •  Haight Street Fair   •  Haight Street, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 15:00:10 Sunday 14 June 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

This way to the skull
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Haight Street Fair   •  Haight Street, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 15:04:58 Sunday 14 June 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Neon martini glass
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Castro Street San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 14:55:30 Saturday 18 July 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Political ad on the side of a building
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Sign read: "Try Chicken! Chicken John Rinaldi   •  For Dog Catcher"   •  San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 15:25:06 Wednesday 5 August 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Ironic sign found on Virginia Street
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Sign read: "Hill Blocks View, 10 mph"   •  Virginia Avenue   •  San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 14:59:32 Wednesday 5 August 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

No smoking sign on a ferry
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Sign read: "No Smoking"   •  Sausalito Art Festival   •  San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 11:52:30 Monday 7 September 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Old sign for a radio and TV sales store
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Sign read: "Radio-TV"   •  Chinatown   •  Grant Avenue, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 14:30:14 Sunday 20 September 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Old sign high on a closed building
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Sign read: "Oriental House of Beauty"   •  Chinatown   •  Grant Avenue, San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 14:30:20 Sunday 20 September 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

No smoking sign entirely in Chinese
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Bay Street San Francisco, California   •  (Date Published: Friday 16 October 2009)   •  (Date Photographed: 17:58:38 Sunday 27 September 2009)   •  © 2009 Bryan Costales

Only a lucky few may park in Area B
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How un-loud to fly a jet
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Bok choy with fish
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Church delves wrongly into math
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Lampooning, infringing, or worshiping Google?
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Sign in front of a store that sells fish
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Geico over zoo pulled by airplane
(93 of 111) (50478 views)

The actual road to Hollywood
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There was no parking on the brick wall
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Hand drawn sign on blue tarp
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Open sign in fast food business
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Opinion of Chronicle or suggested sidewalk location?
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Sign inside a porta potty
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Pub sign over door in alley
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An unreal sign
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Beer lords itself over flowers
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Halloween and troop support
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A handy way to never be lost again
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Overly used fire assembly area
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Superior Trading Company
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They found a place to be tattooed that day
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Truth, Compassion, Tolerance
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A push-here sign for a tug on the side of a container ship
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Warning sign at the end of a pier
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The welcome was betrayed by a chain link fence
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