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THE RED CABOOSE IS CALLING
The Red Caboose is a self-proclaimed “hobby shop” in the basement of a commercial building at 23 West 45th Street, in the heart of the diamond district. Damn, I should be writing for real estate brokers! Their website proclaims that … Continue reading
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Tagged airfix, blog, Hobbies, hobby, Hobby shops, Manhattan, mentoring, model airplanes, old New york, warhammer, ww2
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THE LAST JUNK STORE ON CANAL
I was on Canal Street one day ten days ago or so, before the big snowstorm, and came across a junk store: There used to be dozens of these on Canal, before all of the handbag and perfume knock-off … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th Avenue, Canal Street, creativity, cutlery, display industry, hardware stores, junk shops, nostalgia, old New york, shoemaker, shoemaking supplies, sweatshops, work
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