Description: The City of Brooklyn's official seal in 1867. "Eendraght Mackt Maght," which means "In Unity There is Strength"
$22.00
Description: This rink was located at 1163 Atlantic Avenue from 1917-1956!
Description: Vintage 50s sticker for Brooklyn's largest roller skating rink! 62nd St. & 7th Ave., it was open from 1940 - 1957
Description: Artwork from a 1950s souvenir pennant
Description: 1905 photo of the Arch at Grand Army Plaza Brooklyn
$15.00
Description: With the cut-out Y!
Description: 1964 poster
Description: Vintage postcard artwork
Description: Greetings from NYC!
Description: Thrills!
Description: The iconic 1970s sign seen in the opening credits of Welcome Back, Kotter... it now hangs in Brooklyn Borough Hall.
Description: The classic TV dinner of the 60s and 70s
Description: The beloved record store on Ave. U
Description: The legendary Bensonhurst pizzeria that was featured in Saturday Night Fever
Description: The pioneering motion picture studio founded in BROOKLYN in 1897!
Description: 1970s logo of the beloved NYC supermarket chain
Description: The legendary Brooklyn eatery on Kings Highway
Description: The original Dutch towns (and the English town of Gravesend) that later became the Borough of Brooklyn, NY.
Description: Recreation of Astroland's 1962 sign
Description: That's what it's called!
Description: The vintage baseball team lettering that became the unofficial icon of Brooklyn
Description: The original Dutch name of the town of Brooklyn!
Description: Exploded view of a VHS tape.
Description: Artwork of an early-20th century metal sign for Coney Island's legendary Steeplechase.
Description: Back in the old days, this is what you'd see in the middle of the night when a station stopped its broadcasting day!
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