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2025-05-08

✈️❌ “#US airline Delta extended the stoppage of its daily nonstop service to ‘Tel Aviv’ from #NewYork’s JFK airport through May 19. United Airlines said it was halting flight services to and from the country through May 18.”

Toni FrissellToniFrissell@mastodon.ozioso.online
2025-02-12

Sports Illustrated - The Hamptons, Beach, Boxing, Children August, 1955.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

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Title: "The Hamptons" by Toni Frissell

Date: Unknown (but part of the Sports Illustrated project no. 3971, assigned in 1950s)

Keywords: Beach scenes, Tennis, Way of Life, Long Island, The Hamptons

Description: A photograph by renowned photographer Toni Frissell capturing a serene and luxurious atmosphere at one of Long Island's most popular play spots, The Hamptons.

Subject: While the text does not specifically mention individuals, Toni Frissell (1907-1988) was an American sports photographer who worked for Sports Illustrated. She is known for her iconic photographs of tennis players, including Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.

Location: The Hamptons, Long Island, New York.

Container Contents: The photograph depicts a scene of beachgoers enjoying recreational activities such as fishing and playing tennis. Two additional boxes contain extra images, including scenes captured from an airplane and shots of maids in the background.

#Hamptons #Beach #Boxing,Children #ToniFrissell #LongIsland #LongIslands #American #BillieJeanKing #BobbyRiggs #NewYork #NewYorks #unitedstates #newyork(state) #longisland #photography

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The photograph captures a beach scene at The Hamptons, Long Island, New York. It features various people enjoying recreational activities such as fishing and playing tennis on the sandy shore under colorful umbrellas. Keywords: Beach scenes, Tennis, Way of Life, Long Island, The Hamptons Description: This iconic image by American sports photographer Toni Frissell (1907-1988), part of her work for Sports Illustrated in 1950s. It portrays a serene and luxurious atmosphere at one of New York's most popular play spots. Subject
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-12-26

Bronx River, Bronx Park, N.Y. City
"The Rotograph Co. N.Y. City" "Printed in Germany D 30a"--printed on verso. New York (printed in Germany)
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#BronxRiver #BronxPark #NYCity #RotographCo #Germany #NewYork #theBronxRiver #NewYorkCity #NewYorks #Parks #NewYork(NY)

The black and white photograph depicts a tranquil scene of nature with lush trees surrounding still waters likely from the Bronx River in the vicinity of Bronx Park within New York City. There are several large tree trunks visible at various distances across the water, creating an impressionistic view that suggests depth into the park landscape. In the foreground on the left side, there appears to be a small cluster of people or figures near what seems like a dock or wooden platform extending over the riverbank. The grass and shrubbery are dense around this area, adding texture to the lower part of the image. The sky is partly cloudy but allows enough light that highlights some areas of foliage above. Notably absent from the photograph's composition are any modern structures such as buildings, which could have been expected in a city park setting like Bronx Park in New York City. The absence suggests an older time period when urban parks were more naturalistic. A text caption at the bottom left corner reads "Bronx River, Bronx Park, N.Y. City," indicating that this photograph captures a specific geographical location within New York's metropolitan area and dating it to likely be from a historical perspective rather than contemporary times due to its black-and-white format and style of presentation.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-12-12

Broad Street and curb brokers, New-York
Publisher's logo on verso: figure of a monk with American flag and beer stein in outstretched hands.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#New-YorkPublishers #American #NewYorkCity #NewYorks #New-York #BroadStreet #America #Stockexchanges #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting a bustling street in New York City from around the early 20th century. The scene shows a wide thoroughfare filled with people walking and carriages traveling down it. There are several tall, ornate buildings lining both sides of the street, which indicates this was likely an area known for business or financial activities at that time. The architecture suggests a mix of older Victorian-style structures alongside more modern high-rise buildings. The colors in the image have faded over time but still convey the busy and vibrant atmosphere typical of New York's streets during that era. Notably, there is text on the postcard reading "Broad Street and Curb Brokers, New-York," which identifies this street as Broad Street known for financial markets. The overall impression conveyed by the image captures a historical snapshot of urban life in one of America’s major cities before automobiles dominated transportation.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-12-10

Victory Arch, Madison Square, New York City
"Pub. by Manhattan Post Card Co., 862 Third Ave., New York, N.Y."--printed on verso. New York, N. Y.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#MadisonSquare #NewYorkCity #ManhattanPostCardCo #NewYork #WorldWarI #NewYorks

This postcard depicts a historical scene from New York City after World War I, specifically showing Victory Arch at Madison Square in New York's public square area. The arch is prominently featured with classical architectural elements including decorative capitals and inscriptions on the columns. Surrounding it are tall street lamps that stand unlit against an urban backdrop of buildings under a partly cloudy sky. The colors range from muted whites and greys for the stone structures, to various shades in the brickwork of surrounding edifices, hinting at their age or architectural style. The card carries both decorative elements like floral designs on lamp posts as well as informative text such as "After W.W.I., Welcome Parade '39" indicating its connection with World War I and a celebratory event from 1939. It captures an almost nostalgic atmosphere, possibly intended to reflect the pride or remembrance associated with post-war reconstruction. The visual cues like street lamps without lights may suggest it's taken during daylight hours but not in peak usage time.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-12-01

Museum of Natural History, New York
"Cosmospec Series" "Made in Germany"--printed on verso.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#NewYork #CosmospecSeries #MUSEUMOFNATURAL #NEWYORK #NewYorks #America #Galleries&museums #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting an early-20th-century building labeled "MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY — NEW YORK." The structure has a prominent central tower with decorative stonework and arched windows. It's situated on what appears to be a large, grassy area surrounded by leafless trees indicative of late fall or winter season. The sky is overcast. Below the image, red text states "A 920 MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY — NEW YORK." This suggests that the building was part of New York's natural history museum in its time and serves as a historical record for architectural styles prevalent during that period in America.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-29

Hudson & Manhattan Subway Terminal New York
"Cory Post Card Co. New York" ",Theochrom' Serie 75" "Printed in the U.S."--printed on verso. New York
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#NewYork #Theochrom #NewYorkCity #NewYorks #GrandCentralStation #Hudson #PierrePMuller #Railroadstations #NewYork(State)

The image depicts a scene from what appears to be an early subway station in New York City, specifically Hudson & Manhattan Subway Terminal at New York's Grand Central Station during its opening years around late 19th century. The setting features arched ceilings with suspended light fixtures and long, narrow windows that allow natural daylight to enter the space. Several figures are present; they seem like commuters or early passengers of this transit system dressed in period-appropriate attire such as suits, coats, hats, and dresses indicative of a bygone era's fashion norms. The presence of vintage trains with large doors suggests these might be steam-powered vehicles typical for that time before electrification became widespread. There are also visible platforms lined up alongside the tracks. Each train has numbers indicating their designation or route; notably "Hudson" and "Manhattan Subway." A copyright notice from Pierre P. Muller, dated 1908, is prominently displayed at the bottom of this postcard-like image, adding to its historical value as a collector's item.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-27

New York, Singer Building
"Broadway corner Liberty Street. Highest building in the world. 41 stairs."--printed on image.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#NewYork #SingerBuilding #Broadway #LibertyStreet #NewYorks #SingerBuilding #theSingerBuilding #Skyscrapers #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting New York's Singer Building at its peak in the early part of the 20th century. It showcases a towering skyscraper with ornate architectural details and multiple floors adorned with rows of windows, which signifies it was one of the tallest buildings worldwide during that time. The building stands prominently against a backdrop featuring an overcast sky and what appears to be the moon or another celestial body near the top right corner. Below the Singer Building is text providing context: "New York," "Singer Building," its location on Broadway at Liberty Street, and its status as the highest in the world with 41 stairs leading up to it. The colors are muted with sepia tones prevalent throughout, suggesting this postcard might have been printed during that era or has undergone aging effects since then. There's a bustling street scene below featuring numerous horse-drawn carriages indicating transportation methods of that period and other early-20th-century buildings in the vicinity which add to the historical atmosphere.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-22

Looking toward Grant's Tomb, Riverside Drive, New York
"Success Postal Card Co., Pub., New York. No. 1049."--printed on verso. New York
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#GrantsTomb #RiversideDrive #NewYork #SuccessPostalCardCo #NewYorks #NewYorkCity

This postcard depicts a serene landscape with winding paths leading through lush greenery on an elevated terrain overlooking New York's Riverside Drive and Grant's Tomb in the distance. The foreground shows well-maintained pathways bordered by vibrant bushes and trees, suggesting it was taken during late spring or summer. A few individuals are seated along the path, enjoying the view. Architectural features include a classical building with columns at the top of the hill on the right side, indicative of a memorial structure like Grant's Tomb itself. The sky is clear blue, adding to the tranquil ambiance of this historical and cultural setting in New York City.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-20

View of Italian Garden, Baird Court approach. New York Zoological Park
"Photo only copyrighted 1908 by the New York Zoological Society. Printed in Germany"--printed on image. New York, N.Y.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#Italian #BairdCourt #NewYork #NewYorks #ViewOfItalian

The black and white vintage postcard depicts an Italian garden viewed from a building's approach in what appears to be New York's Highcourt Zoological Park. The foreground shows meticulously arranged boxwood hedges forming geometric patterns with pathways leading through them, suggesting formality and design typically found in classical gardens. In the background stands a stately neoclassical structure, possibly part of an institutional or governmental building given its style and scale. Surrounding trees are tall but sparse, indicating either early spring before dense foliage has appeared or late fall after leaves have fallen. The postcard's text identifies it as "No. 3629 D., View Of Italian Garden" at the top left corner with additional descriptive wording in smaller print along the right edge and bottom section of the card.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-19

Williamsburg Bridge, New York City
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#WilliamsburgBridge #NewYorkCity #NewYorks #Bridges

The image displays a vintage black and white postcard featuring an old photograph of Williamsburg Bridge in New York City. The bridge is prominently displayed with its characteristic suspension design, showcasing multiple cables supporting large towers. Below the bridges are industrial buildings emitting smoke from their chimneys, indicating active manufacturing processes during that era. On top of these structures appears to be a dense urban environment with various rooftops visible through an air filled with smog or steam. The sky is overcast and has no distinct features other than being grayish in tone. At the bottom right corner of the postcard, there's text "Williamsburg - Bridge New York City" indicating that this location is likely a historical image capturing one of New York's iconic landmarks during an earlier period.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-13

Flatiron Building in winter, New York
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#FlatironBuilding #NewYork #NewYorks #CentralPark

This vintage postcard features a winter scene of New York's Flatiron Building with snow covering benches and ground in Central Park. The building is depicted from an angle showcasing its distinct rectangular shape and flat top. Bare trees line the path leading to it, suggesting late fall or early spring before full bloom. A few individuals dressed warmly are seen walking, some carrying umbrellas which could indicate recent precipitation or falling snow. The sky has a yellowish hue with hints of blue peeking through, perhaps indicative of sunset during winter months. Notable features include the postcard's title "Flatiron Building in Winter, New York" at the top and its catalog number "485-29" at the bottom right corner.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-12

New York Clearing House, N.Y. City New York (printed in Germany)
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#NYCity #NewYork #Germany #NewYorks #ClearingHouse #NYCity #Manhattan

The postcard features a black and white illustration of New York's Clearing House from what appears to be around the late 19th or early 20th century based on its style. The building is depicted with classical architectural elements such as columns, a domed roof adorned with intricate patterns that resemble foliage, and symmetrical facades featuring windows outlined by decorative trims. Atop the dome are what seem to be finials or ornamental caps. In front of the structure, there's an open street where several figures—likely pedestrians—are shown; they appear as small silhouettes due to their distance from the building but give a sense of scale and activity around this landmark. The caption at the bottom left corner reads "A 145 New York Clearing House, N Y City," indicating its location in Manhattan. The overall image has a vintage feel with signs of wear or age such as fading on the edges and slight blemishes that suggest it could be an actual aged postcard.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-08

Broad Street, New York New York
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#NewYorkNewYork #NewYork #SouvenirPostCard #NewYorks #Streets #NewYork(State)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting an urban street scene in New York. Prominently featured are several historic buildings with architectural details such as ornate facades, arched entrances, and decorative cornices on the top floors. One building has large columns supporting its upper structure, while another features numerous windows and appears taller than others in view. The caption "4690—3rd Avenue Street: New York" is printed at the bottom of the postcard along with a note that reads "Souvenir Post Card, No., New York." The photograph captures what seems to be early 20th-century urban architecture and street life. There are no visible people in the scene, suggesting it may have been taken during off-hours or for photographic purposes. The overall condition of the postcard appears aged with some fading on the edges and possibly a slight discoloration over time typical of such items from that era. The streetscape is devoid of modern vehicles and signage, offering a glimpse into New York's past urban environment before significant changes in transportation infrastructure and architecture.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-06

East River Tunnel, New York
"Copyright by Illustrated Postal Card & Novelty Co. N.Y."--printed on image. New York
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#EastRiverTunnel #NewYork #theEastRiverTunnel #NewYorkCity #NewYorks #EastRiver #Subways #NewYork(NY)

The image displays an antique postcard featuring a historical scene of the East River Tunnel in New York. The upper half portrays a maritime setting with ships sailing on the river, including what appears to be steamships and possibly some sailboats or galleys. One prominent ship stands out due to its large size and smokestack emitting dark smoke against a partly cloudy sky. The lower part of the postcard showcases two circular insets within an arched frame depicting tunnels beneath New York City. Inside these tunnels, we see early subway trains with wooden interiors carrying passengers, suggesting this image captures one of the original streetcar lines that later evolved into underground transit systems like subways. Text on the card includes "East River Tunnel, New York," indicating the location depicted and a copyright notice for "Illustrated Novelty Co." from 1904 or '06. The design elements such as borders, color schemes with sepia tones, and overall style are indicative of early to mid-20th-century postcards. The image is likely intended to celebrate both the industrial significance of New York's East River and its innovative transportation infrastructure during that era.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-11-05

Speedway and Washington Bridge, New York
"1903 Illustrated Post Card Co., N.Y."--printed on border. New York
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#Speedway #WashingtonBridge #NewYork #NewYorks #American #Bridges #NewYork(State)

The image depicts a vintage postcard from 1903, titled "Speedway and Washington Bridge, New York." The black-and-white photograph captures the historic landmark in its early days. A prominent bridge spans across a river with dense urban foliage on either side, reflecting an older architectural style compared to today's bridges. Below the main roadway of the bridge, there appears to be separate lanes for pedestrians or possibly tram tracks running alongside the traffic flow. On both sides of these pedestrian paths and adjacent roads, numerous individuals can be seen walking in various directions. Some are closer together, perhaps indicating groups, while others walk alone. The attire suggests a bygone era; women wear long skirts and men's clothing includes hats and coats typical of early 20th-century fashion. On the bridge itself, several people appear to be moving along the pedestrian pathways or waiting near railings for their turn across the roadway above. Their presence adds life and context to the otherwise static infrastructure, hinting at a bustling city environment that has since evolved around this historical crossing point over New York's waterway. The overall scene is devoid of modern vehicles but rich with early 20th-century urban details, offering a glimpse into daily life during that period in American history.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-10-28

The Harlem River, N. Y. City New York, N. Y. (printed in Germany)
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#TheHarlemRiver #NYCity #NewYork #Germany #theHarlemRiver #NewYorkCity #NYCity #NewYorks #HarlemRiver #America #Bridges #NewYork(State)

The image is a vintage black and white photograph depicting the Harlem River in New York City. It shows a river scene with several boats moored along its banks on both sides, indicating industrial or commercial activity from what appears to be an early 20th-century perspective. In the middle of the river are two prominent bridges; one has multiple levels and is likely for vehicular traffic, while the other seems narrower, possibly designated for pedestrians. The background features urban architecture with smokestacks visible on some buildings, suggesting industrial use in close proximity to residential or commercial areas. The sky above shows a partly cloudy day. The bottom left corner of the photograph contains handwritten text "3058" and typed captions that read: "The Harlem River, N.Y. City." This provides context for the location depicted as New York's Harlem River within its city limits during what appears to be an earlier historical period based on architectural styles and vessel designs. Overall, this image captures a slice of urban life from a bygone era in one of America’s most populous cities, showcasing both industry and transportation infrastructure along with residential areas.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-10-26

Hudson Terminal Building. New York
"Copyright 1909 by Geo. P. Hall & Son, N.Y."-- printed on image. New York
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#NewYork #NewYorks #Officebuildings #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting the Hudson Terminal Buildings in New York. It shows three large, multi-story buildings with distinct architectural features such as ornate cornices and rows of windows on their facades. The structures have varying heights but are aligned closely together to form a cohesive complex within an urban setting. Surrounding these terminal buildings is smaller-scale architecture including red-brick row houses and other early 20th-century construction, suggesting the image was taken before modern skyscrapers became predominant in New York's skyline. The sky above shows hints of clouds, indicating fair weather at the time of capture. The colors on the postcard are muted with sepia tones that were typical for such printed materials from the late 19th to early 20th century. There is no visible activity or people within this urban landscape; instead, it focuses purely on capturing the architectural prominence and layout of New York's waterfront area at the time. The text "HUDSON TERMINAL BUILDINGS" in bold red letters is prominently displayed across the top left corner of the postcard, with additional information below indicating that these buildings are located in New York. The overall aesthetic reflects a historical snapshot of urban development during an era when such terminal complexes were central to industrial and transportation hubs in major cities.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-05-16

New York. Essex- & Hester Streets
"Copyright by Brown Bros. N.Y."--printed on image. "Made in Germany H Hagemeister, New York."--printed on verso. New York (printed in Germany)
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#Newyork #Germany #Hagemeister #Newyorkcity #Newyorks

The image is a historical photograph showcasing a bustling city street in New York City. The photo captures the essence of urban life in a bygone era, as evidenced by the attire and architecture visible. The street is filled with people going about their daily routines. Several individuals are seen walking on the sidewalks, while others appear to be engaged in commerce or simply enjoying the day. The clothing styles suggest a time that was perhaps the early 20th century, characterized by long coats and hats. The buildings flanking the street feature detailed architectural details indicative of the period. Notably, there is a sign advertising "Cake" on one of the buildings, adding a touch of whimsy to the otherwise formal setting. Above the street, a marquee proudly proclaims "New York" in bold letters, further emphasizing the urban setting. The presence of a horse and carriage, along with the vintage-style postcard at the bottom of the image, reinforces the historical nature of this photograph. The overall impression is one of vibrant city life, where every corner was abuzz with activity. The image serves as a nostalgic snapshot into New York's past, offering a glimpse into the daily life and streetscape from a bygone era.
NY Public Library Appreciationnyplas@mastodon.ozioso.online
2024-05-14

East River and Brooklyn Bridge, New York
"Copyright 1902 by Detroit Photographic Co"--printed on border.
digitalcollections.nypl.org/it
#Eastriver #Brooklynbridge #Newyork #Hotelspringer #Newyorks

The image shows a vintage postcard featuring an urban scene. At the top of the card, there's a text that reads "New York." Below this, there's a detailed illustration of a bridge spanning across a river. The bridge has a unique structure and appears to be made of metal, with various support columns visible in the water below. The cityscape surrounding the bridge includes numerous buildings, some of which are taller than others, suggesting a mix of architectural styles. There's also a prominent clock tower near the center of the image, adding to the historic feel of the scene. On the right side of the postcard, there's a text that says "HOTEL SPRINGER." This could indicate the name of the hotel or the type of service provided by the depicted buildings. The river below the bridge has a few boats visible on its surface, indicating activity on the waterway. The sky above is clear and blue, suggesting it might be a bright day. Overall, the image presents an old-fashioned view of New York's cityscape, capturing the essence of the urban environment from a bygone era.

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