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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: oabee on 06 November 2016, 05:50:37 PM
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An open letter to Mr. Dave Phipps:
Regarding your shoeshine stand, shone here:
(http://i1337.photobucket.com/albums/o665/pulpalley/Terrain/PULP%20BUILDING/100_8180_zpsf3orxtah.jpg)
I was in Lancaster PA for Fall In and dropped into the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania at Strasburg. Upon seeing this beauty, I thought you'd appreciate it. Circa 1910, New Haven Station.
(http://wrgmr.com/pulpalley/shoeshine%20stand%20double.jpg)
They also had a single-seater, circa 1910, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
(http://wrgmr.com/pulpalley/shoeshine%20stand%20single.jpg)
Down the line you may want to print one of these, very common in train stations and other public places. There are, of course, seats on both sides.
(http://wrgmr.com/pulpalley/bench.jpg)
And, of course, there were trains. Lots of trains. Mostly first-half of the 20th century, and very Pulpish. If you are ever in southeastern PA I highly recommend a visit.
At Fall In, Pulp Alley was represented at the Pulp Figures/Crucible Crush booth, where I gave in to my long-term temptation and finally picked up a set of the female cowled cultists. And other stuff. Of course. ;D
Mike
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Some beautiful examples! THANKS for sharing. :-* :-*
We still have family around the Palmyra/Lebanon area, so there's always a chance we'll visit. ;)