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Park Row Building, New York
"Copyright, A. Loeffler Tompkinsville, N.Y."--printed on image. "1917. Ill. Post. Card Co., N.Y."--printed on border. New York
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/1bfb3c90-c55f-012f-71b2-58d385a7bc34
#ParkRowBuilding #NewYork #IllPost #CardCo #NewYorkCity #PARKROWBUILDING #NEWYORK #America #Officebuildings #NewYork(NY)

The image is a vintage postcard depicting "Park Row Building" in New York City from around 1917. The photograph shows an ornate skyscraper with multiple setbacks and decorative architectural elements such as cornices and finials on the top floors, which were common features of late Victorian architecture transitioning into early modernist styles during that era.

The building stands prominently against a clear sky, surrounded by other structures indicative of urban development in New York. These surrounding buildings are less prominent but show similar historical architectural details like ornate trimmings and signage for various businesses or advertisements from the period.

Below the image, text provides context: "PARK ROW BUILDING, NEW YORK" indicates the building's name and location, while additional information includes its establishment date ("1917") and notes about it being an old postcard produced by a specific company in New York. The colors are muted with sepia tones typical of vintage prints or photographs from that era.

This image serves as historical documentation of urban architecture during the early 20th century, showcasing the aesthetic preferences and structural innovations characteristic of that time period within one of America's most iconic cities.

Park Row Building, N.Y. City
"No. 101. National Art Views Co., N.Y. City."--printed on border. New York, N. Y.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f16b0420-c55f-012f-0d80-58d385a7bc34
#ParkRowBuilding #NYCity #NationalArtViewsCo #NewYork #theParkRowBuilding #NewYorkCity #Skyscrapers #NewYork(NY)

The image depicts a black and white vintage postcard featuring the Park Row Building in New York City. The photograph captures two high-rise buildings with ornate architectural details, including setbacks on their facades that create an impression of height through massing variation. In front of these structures is a street scene with several individuals walking along the sidewalk; however, due to the image's age and quality, faces are not clearly discernible. There’s also what appears to be a group gathered or standing in one area near the right edge. The postcard has text at the bottom indicating its title: "Park Row Building, N.Y. City." Additional printed information includes reference numbers for National Art Views Co., presumably cataloging this image within their collection of urban architecture photographs from New York City.

Park Row Building, New York
"5458. Copyright, 1900, by Detroit Photographic Co."--printed on border.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f24b0200-c55f-012f-df98-58d385a7bc34
#ParkRowBuilding #NewYork #theParkRowBuilding #PARKROWBUILDING #NewYorkCity #Skyscrapers #NewYork(NY)

The image depicts a postcard featuring the Park Row Building in New York, dated 1906. The building stands prominently against an urban backdrop with other skyscrapers and buildings visible around it. It has multiple stories with ornate detailing at its corners, highlighted by green domed structures on top of each corner section. Scaffolding is evident along the sides of some adjacent buildings to one side of the Park Row Building, suggesting ongoing maintenance or construction work in that area during this era.

The sky above appears clear and blue, indicating fair weather conditions when the photograph was taken. The postcard bears a watermark with text "PARK ROW BUILDING," followed by its location as New York City, along with a cataloging code "4325." It also includes copyright information stating "COPYRIGHT 1906, BY DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC CO." in the lower right corner. The overall aesthetic of the image suggests it is an old photograph preserved on paper for historical reference or collection purposes.

The condition of the postcard shows signs of wear and age; there are creases visible at various points, particularly along the edges and corners, indicating that the card has been handled multiple times since its production over a century ago.

Park Row Building, New York, N.Y. Germany
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f0f90390-c55f-012f-82b3-58d385a7bc34
#ParkRowBuilding #NewYork #Germany #theParkRowBuilding #NewYorkCity #Manhattan #Skyscrapers #NewYork(NY)

The image shows a vintage postcard featuring an illustration of the Park Row Building in New York City. This skyscraper, dating from 1904 as indicated by the text on the bottom left corner of the card, stands prominently with its distinctive architecture and numerous windows. The building has ornate detailing at the top corners where two towers rise above a series of other structures that form part of the city's skyline.

The coloration is reminiscent of an old print or postcard; it features muted tones such as beige for the skyscraper itself, contrasting against lighter and darker shades in the sky and adjacent buildings. The illustration captures the essence of early 20th-century urban architecture with a focus on verticality that was characteristic of city development during this era.

The surrounding area is populated with other tall buildings, suggesting an already densely built-up environment even before modern skyscrapers became prevalent. There are no people visible in the scene; it's purely architectural and historical in nature. The postcard appears to be slightly worn or aged at its edges, adding to the vintage feel of the image.

The inclusion of "New York" indicates that this building is located in Manhattan, a fact supported by its prominent position within what looks like an early 20th-century urban landscape.

Park Row Building, New York
"Copy't 1905 American Colortype Co., N.Y. & Chi."--printed on border. New York
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/2211cf60-c55f-012f-e2b0-58d385a7bc34
#ParkRowBuilding #NewYork #Copyt #AmericanColortypeCo #NY&Chi #the"ParkRowBuilding #NewYorkCity #American #NEWYORK #ParkRow #Officebuildings #NewYork(NY)

The image depicts a vintage postcard featuring the "Park Row Building" in New York City. It's an old, multi-story skyscraper with ornate detailing at its topmost sections and American flags flying atop it on three visible flagpoles. The building is situated within what appears to be an urban environment of early 20th-century architecture, as evidenced by the surrounding structures that have a similar historical design language. The scene in front shows a street leading up to the park row buildings with few pedestrians and no modern vehicles or technology indicative of contemporary times. There's text at the bottom identifying "816 PARK ROW BUILDING, NEW YORK" along with what seems like an old address number for Park Row.

Park Row Building, New York
"Copy't 1905 American Colortype Co., N.Y. & Chi."--printed on border. New York
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/2211cf60-c55f-012f-e2b0-58d385a7bc34
#Parkrowbuilding #Newyork #Copyt #Americancolortypeco #Ny&chi #Thechryslerbuilding #Artdeco #Officebuildings #Newyork(ny)

The image shows a vintage postcard of the iconic New York skyscraper known as the Chrysler Building. The postcard features an illustration of the building in its distinctive Art Deco style, with its tiered crown and ornate spire reaching towards the sky. There is text on the postcard, but it's partially obscured by a watermark that reads "THE NEW YORK TIMES." The background of the image has a faded effect, giving it an aged appearance. The overall impression is one of nostalgia and historical architecture.

Park Row Building, New York
"Copyright, A. Loeffler Tompkinsville, N.Y."--printed on image. "1917. Ill. Post. Card Co., N.Y."--printed on border. New York
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/1bfb3c90-c55f-012f-71b2-58d385a7bc34
#Parkrowbuilding #Newyork #Illpost #Cardco #Manhattan #Officebuildings #Newyork(ny)

The image features a vintage postcard of the Park Place Building in Manhattan, New York. The building is prominently displayed in the center, with its ornate facade and multiple windows reflecting the cityscape. It has an imposing presence, towering over surrounding structures that include other buildings and a church steeple. The sky around the building suggests it could be early morning or late afternoon.

The postcard bears the text "New York" at the top and includes additional text at the bottom, although the specific details of the text are not clear in this description. The style of the image is reminiscent of early to mid-20th century postcards, typically used for sending greetings or as souvenirs from travels.

Park Row Building, New York
"5458. Copyright, 1900, by Detroit Photographic Co."--printed on border.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f24b0200-c55f-012f-df98-58d385a7bc34
#Parkrowbuilding #Newyork #Newyorkcity #Centralparkwest #100thstreet #79thavenue #Skyscrapers #Newyork(ny)

The image is a postcard featuring an illustration of a city skyline. At the top of the image, there's text that reads "New York City" and "Central Park West." Below this title, there's another line of text which says "100th Street and 79th Avenue."

The postcard artwork depicts two prominent buildings with towering structures, one being a skyscraper and the other resembling a church. The skyline includes various other buildings that are indicative of a dense urban environment. There is also an overlaying image of what appears to be a real-life photograph of the same scene.

In the lower right corner of the postcard, there's a watermark or signature on the real-life photo part, although it's not legible in this description. The overall style of the image suggests it is a reproduction or a reimagining of a famous cityscape with attention to architectural details and urban landscape elements.

Park Row Building, N.Y. City
"No. 101. National Art Views Co., N.Y. City."--printed on border. New York, N. Y.
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f16b0420-c55f-012f-0d80-58d385a7bc34
#Parkrowbuilding #Nycity #Nationalartviewsco #Newyork #Parknewbuilding594 #Skyscrapers #Newyork(ny)

The image is a black and white photograph of an old-fashioned cityscape featuring a large, multi-story building on the right. The building has many windows, some of which are covered with shutters. In front of the building, there's a sidewalk lined with street lamps. The sky in the background is partly cloudy. There's also text visible that reads "Park New Building 594," which suggests the location or name of the building.

Park Row Building, New York, N.Y. Germany
http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/f0f90390-c55f-012f-82b3-58d385a7bc34
#Parkrowbuilding #Newyork #Germany #Theparkbuilding #Chicago #Illinois #Skyscrapers #Newyork(ny)

The image presents a vintage postcard of the Park Building in Chicago, Illinois. Dominating the scene is a tall skyscraper with a unique pointed top and multiple tiers. The building stands in stark contrast to the surrounding landscape.

The background features other buildings, their presence adding depth to the scene. A street runs alongside the building, bustling with life and movement. Above, the clear blue sky stretches out, dotted with a few clouds.

The text on the postcard reads "Chicago, Illinois", indicating the location of this architectural marvel. The relative positions of the objects suggest that the Park Building is centrally located in the cityscape. The overall composition of the image gives a sense of the city's past and the evolution of its architecture.

#AccaddeOggi, #3Maggio: #AndreaSalsedo, anarchico di origine italiana, muore precipitando dal quattordicesimo piano del #ParkRowBuilding, dove erano siti i locali dell’#FBI a #NewYork. http://bit.ly/2vBIJn4

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