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Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – Handless Clock by M.A. Vinas
Some people have gotten the idea that Lawson and Pennwood were the first digital clocks. Not by a long shot. 
Art Deco Separated at Birth #6 – The 5th Avenue Theater
This good thing about documenting things over many years is that you have a record of how they were. Sometimes, it’s a bad thing as well.
Tucson’s Art Deco Star – The Fox Theatre
In 1930, a town of 32,000 people got a world class Art Deco movie palace, and it’s still there.
A Great Photo of the Treasure Island Map…Almost.
How I almost got a great photo of the Treasure Island terra cotta map….
Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – A Tale of 2 Toasters
Toasters were the perfect blank canvas for crisp new Art Deco and Streamline Moderne styles.
Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – Mastercrafter’s Fantasy Clock
John L. Hancock’s design for Chicago’s Mastercrafter’s Company is interesting in many ways.
An Art Deco Sunday in New York
I recently spent a day in New York with nothing to do but photograph Art Deco buildings.
Art Deco Separated at Birth #5 – Sun, Moon and Waves
I thought this particular Art Deco motif was unique to a single building in Mexico City, but it isn’t.