Title:
The Stinking Rose: A Garlic Restaurant
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
325 Columbus Ave., 94133 In North Beach, the Little Italy of the West (415) 781-ROSE We Season Our Garlic With Food
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Title:
New International Terminal
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome PM 1995 Oct-28
Description:
Ken Glaser Jr At San Francisco international Airport
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Title:
San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
One of the world's busiest, it serves about 8,000,000 passengers annually, with average plan arrivals and departures every 3 minutes, serving 12 commercial carriers
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Title:
San Francisco International
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
One of the terminal "pinwheels" of one of the world's most modern "Jet-Age" facilities
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Hyatt Regency San Francisco, Embarcadero Center
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
It's a heptagon, towering triangularly 18 stories above the Embarcadero Fountain. It's a lounge that turns 360 degrees to show all of San Francisco. It's a lobby that is a towering atrium. It's the epitome of modern architecture and building design
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Title:
Aerial View of Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
In the background you see the Golden Gate, Golden Gate Bridge and Aquatic Park
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Title:
Aerial View of Airport
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Constantly expanding and one of the world's finest, San Francisco International Airport accommodates millions of passengers from all parts of the globe. Planes arrive or depart about every 3 minutes around the clock
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Cow Palace
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Completed in 1941, the Cow Palace was designed as the Home for the Annual Grand National Livestock Exposition, Horse Show and Rodeo. The only indoor Stadium with a Cantilever roof, seats 18,500. Has a surfaced parking area for 4000 cars
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Title:
Non-Commissioned Officers' Club, Presidio Service Club
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
This new modern structure was built after World Warr II. It overlooks the historic San Francisco Golden Gate and Golden Gate Bridge in the background, the longest single suspension span in the world. Color Photo by Lionel Bridge. Presidio of San Francisco
Mirro-Krome
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Title:
Presidio
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the familiar sights to visitors of the historic Presidio of San Francisco, looking across the parade grounds with San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge in the background
H.S. Crocker Co
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Title:
Commissioned Officers' Club
San Francisco (CA), Chrome
Description:
This is the oldest building in San Francisco. The original structure was begun in 1776 by the early Spanish settlers. It was the home of the Spanish and Mexican Commandants for half a century
H S Crocker Co
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Title:
Headquarters of the famed Sixth Army
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
During World War II these buildings housed the Fourth army Western Defense Command. In early 1946 the War Department replaced the nine Service Commands in the Zone of the Interior with six Army Commands. General Joseph W. Stilwell became the Commander of the Sixth Army with headquarters at the Presidio of San Francisco
H S Crocker Co
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Title:
Presidio of San Francisco - YMCA
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Located across the street from the historic Letterman General Hospital. In this building are the recreational facilities for the convalescing soldier under the direction of the U.S. Army YMCA
H S Crocker Co
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Title:
Candlestick Park
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Home of the San Francisco Giants
Plastichrome by Colourpicture
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Title:
Gartland Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
909 Geary Street at Larkin; ORdway 3-3131; "Your Home Away From Home" - at reasonable rates. In downtown San Francisco. Sally's Home
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Title:
Chinatown at Night
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest outside of the Orient. Oriental customs rub elbows with the thoroughly American and quaint Chinese patter is heard everywhere you go. Shops and bazaars bring all the glamor of the Orient with their gorgeous silks, lacquers, teak, porcelain and rare and exotic foods and perfumes
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Title:
Famed Market Street
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The heart of a busy cosmopolitan city and one of the widest business streets in the world
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Title:
San Francisco Skyline from Skyway
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Spectacular view of the interchange at the juction of seven traffic arteries on the US 101 superhighway now a freeway from San Jose at the foot of the Bay to Oakkland via the Bay Bridge visible in the backfround, with the city skyline on left and Oakland Hills in the background
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Title:
Fort Mason aka San Francisco Port of Embarkation, US Army
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking world famed San Francisco Bay; Fort Mason was established in 1850 named after Col. R.B. Mason, 1st Regiment of the Dragoons U.S.A. Governor of California 1847-1849. It is now Headquarters for Pacific Transportation Terminal Command, Oakland Terminal Supply Command, San Francisco Overseas Supply Agency & Military Sea Transport Service a Naval Agency. San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge in background
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Title:
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
San Francisco (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The most modern mass transportation system in the world is now in operation in the Bay Area. Totally computerized and pollution free, Bart is the model for urban transportation of the future
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Title:
Aerial View of San Francisco-Everybody's Favorite City
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1973 Mar-12
Description:
Gerald French Aerial view of some of the highlights of San Francisco. In the foreground Aquatic Park showing the ships of the San Francisco State Historical Park. In the center are Fisherman's Wharf and the Cannery, with Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill and the Bay Bridge in the background
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Title:
Candlestick Park, Home of the Giants
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Finished and dedicated in 1960, built at a cost of $13,000,000. Home of the San Francisco Giants Baseball Club, which moved west from New York City in 1958. Seating capacity is nearly 45,000 and parking lot for about 9,000 automobiles. Located within city limits
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Title:
Simpson College
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
801 Silver Avenue. Preparing youth for Christian life and service
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Title:
Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Fisherman's Wharf Intriguing... fascinating... here you will see over 2,000 authentic articles... many beyond imagination. You will be awed by the strange phenomena of nature... all from the collection of the famed cartoonist Robert L. Ripley
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Title:
The World Famous Cliff House
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
. . overlooking seal rocks. The Cliff House is built upon a cliff at the most westerly point in San Francisco, overlooking the Golden Gate Straits famed Seal Rocks and the ever-changing scenes of the blue Pacific Ocean. The present building is the fifth to be built upon this spot
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Title:
Dining Room of John's Rendezvous
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
"San Franciso's Smartest Restaurant and the Only Restaurant of its Kind in America". 50 Osgood Place, San Francisco, California
Curteich
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Title:
Riviera Restaurant Inc
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Stockton and Union Streets; Opposite Washington Square Park. Introducing to America: The famous foods and glamorous environment of the Riviera...of romantic Cannes, Nice, Monte Carlo, San Remo, Genoa! Tempting dishes delightfully different menus, prepared by a master chef! At Riviera you will discover an old world charm and new dining delight. As you dine, The Riviera Serenaders will bring you soft, romantic melodies as they stroll among the tables...;experience a pleasure no words can describe. Discover Riviera for yourself!
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Title:
Hotel Lankershim
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1912 Mar-23
Description:
-We are in the center of all activity -The Terminal for all Motor Stage Lines -This Hotel is Fire-proof -350 Rooms -Rates Single $1.25 and $1.50 -Double $2.00 -With Private Bath $2.00 and $2.50
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Title:
Paris Restaurant - Near Powell Street
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1955 Feb-8
Description:
242 O'Farrell St. SUtter 1-9436. Open Every Day. Dine on the Sidewalks of Paris in the Heart of San Francisco. 'Where the Crowds Go'. Famous the World Over for our Sizzling Steaks. Banquet Room Available for Small and Large Parties. Chef and Owner E. Guasch
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Title:
Market Street
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1953 Jul-12
Description:
Busy Market Street is San Francisco's main business thoroughfare. It extends from the Twin Peaks to the Bay. Its length is lined with the exclusive shops, towering office buildings and business establishments, and large modern department stores
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Title:
Palace of Fine Arts
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The only remaining building of the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco, the Palace of Fine Arts, is one of the world's finest examples of architecture. Located in Marina District and close to the Presidio and Yacht Harbor
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Title:
Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Linen
Description:
The Outdoor Fish Markets and Restaurants of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, largely supply her with abundance of various shell and freshly caught fish. Here you may also come to enjoy a fresh crab, shrimp or lobster cocktail or a full course Sea Food Dinner, under most interestingly and picturesque Latin environment
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Title:
Parade "Golden Dragon" of Good Luck, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The Golden Dragon, "Gim Lung", signifying good luck, is one of four. The others: Heavenly Dragon, which guards the mansions of the Gods; Spiritual Dragon, which controls winds and rain; and Earth Dragon, which guards secret places of wealth from mortals, are only paraded on special occasions
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Title:
Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1949 Jun-6
Description:
Within the boundaries of this fabled section breathing with oriental mystery, are shops and temples offering fascination of a world across the Pacific. Elaborate carnivals and religious festivals treat the visitors to picturesque Chinese customers. True Chinese speech and consumes remain here
E.C. Kropp Co
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Title:
Chinatown Business District
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The picturesque style of pagoda architecture which prevails in San Francisco's Chinatown is all the more appreciated when the color effects are studies. Housed in these quaint and attractive structures one finds block after block of shops and large bazaars showing colorful, alluring, exquisite, imported Oriental merchandise different than you see elsewhere. Wise travelers save their money for San Francisco's Chinatown
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Title:
Ferry Boats Leaving
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The Ferry Tower of the four clock dials greets visitors that come to San Francisco; through its turnstiles you pass on to the Embarcadero and thence into the surge of traffic of this Western Metropolis
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Title:
Amusement Zone Great Highway and Ocean Beach
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Amusement Zone, Great Highway and Ocean Beach, San Francisco, California
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Title:
View of the Riviera Restaurant
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
* Introducing to America: The famous foods and glamorous environment of the Riviera...of romantic Cannes, Nice, Monte Carlo, San Remo, Genoa! Tempting dishes, delightfully different menus, prepared by a master chef! At Riviera you will discover an old world charm and new dining delight. * As you dine, the RIVIERA SERENADERS will bring you soft, romantic melodies as they stroll among the tables...experience a pleasure no words can describe. Discover RIVIERA for yourself!
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Title:
Lotta's Fountain, Palace Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The murals of Lotta's Fountain in the Palace Hotel are by the famous artist, Antonio Sotomayor. They represent a fantasy from the life of Lotta Crabtree, the bewitching charmer of Gold Rush days. The room faces the fountain presented by Lotta to the City of San Francisco at the height of her illustrious stage career
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Title:
Civic Center
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's $20,000,000 Civic Center includes the City Hall, whose dome is higher than that of the National Capitol; the Public Library; the Civic Auditorium; the State Building; the War Memorial and Opera House, and the Health Center. The Civic Center is one of the finest in the world
Pictorial Wonderland
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Title:
Looking Out Market and Post Sts., From Montgomery
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Streets running at angles enter Market St. forming a gore. Many of the choice down-town locations occupy two streets
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Title:
The Golden Pavilion
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1967 Jul-28
Description:
Ex 22 33 4 . Sacramento/Grant Ave. Designed by Stephen P.S. Lee AIA. The Coromandel Roo's 300 year old Coromandel screen from the Ching Dynasty is among the authentic works of art gracing The Golden Pavilion , which brings to America for the first time all six schools of classic Chinese cuisines
Koppel
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Title:
The Golden Pavilion
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
EX 22 33 4 Sacramento/Grant Ave. Designed by Stephen P. S. Lee, AIA The Golden Pavilion is unique among Chinese Restaurants in America and most of China, in that it serves food from all six classic Chinese Cuisines. Built with a delightfully comfortable Chinese atmosphere created from rare works of Chinese art, The Golden Pavilion serves hundreds of items from centuries of Chinese cooking. the quiet elegance of The Golden Pavilion and its superb and unique food is an experience to remember for the gourmet and those appreciative of beauty
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Title:
Garden Court, Palace Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1951 Jan-8
Description:
Traditional gathering place of San Francisco's society and visiting celebrities
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Title:
Lotta's Fountain, Palace Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1951 Jan-9
Description:
The murals of Lotta's Fountain in the Palace Hotel are by the famous artist, Antonio Sotomayor. They represent a fantasy from the life of Lotta Crabtree, the bewitching charmer of Gold Rush days. The room faces the fountain presented by Lotta to the City of San Francisco at the height of her illustrious stage career
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Title:
Persian Room - Hotel Sir Francis Drake
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The story of an Oriental Prince's hunt for happiness is depicted in the ten mural panels which set the theme for the exotic Persian Room in the HOTEL SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. The Prince, a cynic, is shown rejecting women, sport, comedy and jewels. Eventually he dreams of a wonderful island where his Dream Princess lives, and sails to find it. His search is rewarded with the discovery of an island where the plants bloom with lovely ladies and among them is his Princess, whom he marries. They return to Persia and domestic bliss. Your discovery of the Persian Room at the HOTEL SIR FRANCIS DRAKE leads you to fine foods excellently served in opulent surroundings, accompanied by the music of brilliant name bands
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Title:
A Portion of the Lobby of Hotel Bellevue
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1942 Jul-16
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Title:
Cliff House and Seal Rocks
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The world-famed Cliff House is at the Western end of San Francisco on the Pacific coast. From its windows visitors may plainly see herds of seals on the great rocks in the water
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Title:
Bulletin of Latest News, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1944 Jun-14
Description:
The Latest News Chinatown's bulletin boards are always a source of interest to San Francisco visitors. The latest news is posted on the walls of buildings, and the Chinese gather about to learn of World events
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Title:
Chinatown at Night
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1946 Oct-3
Description:
Curved roofs, pagoda like temples, emblazened with modern lighting effects, together with the mellow lights of the oriental street lamps, intrigue the shopper and visitor on a night trip thru San Francisco's famous Chinatown, quaint and mystic
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Title:
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Kezar Stadium, at the edge of Golden Gate Park, is the home of exciting intercollegiate football games as well as the famous East-West Games played each New Year's Day
E.C. Kropp Co
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Title:
Federal Building and Lakes of the Nations, California world's fair on San Francisco Bay
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1939 Jul-2
Description:
Fronting on the Lakes of the Nations is the $1,500,000 Federal Building. In its center is the Colonnade of the States, comprising forty-eight closely grouped 104 foot columns. The World's largest murals cover the front walls - 350 feet long by 60 feet high each and tell the story of the conquest of the West
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Title:
San Francisco Beach and Great Highway
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's famous "Ocean Beach" and "Great Highway," a beautiful scenic artery along the popular recreational and playground region of the Golden Gate City
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Title:
Sea Food Restaurant, Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Linen
Description:
Fisherman's Wharf is strikingly picturesque and interesting. Quaint customs of the fisherfolk, gaily painted boats, - the fish markets and cafes with giant steaming cauldrons preparing fresh shrimps and crabs for the lovers of sea food. No trip to Fisherman's Wharf would be complete without a meal in one of the fine restaurants famous for fish dinners
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Title:
Interior Chinese Telephone Exchange in Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's quaint Chinatown pacific Tel and Tel Co. building was erected in 1909 to conform with Chinese architectural traditions. It houses what is believed to be the only Chinese Telephone Exchange outside of China itself
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Title:
Civic Center
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's $20,000,000 Civic Center includes the City Hall, whose dome is higher than that of the National Capitol; the Public Library; the Civic Auditorium; the State Building; the War Memorial and Opera House, and the Health Center. The Civic Center is one of the finest in the world
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Title:
Fish Markets and Sea FOod Restaurants, Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
the outdoor fish markets and restaurants of San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, largely supply her with abundance of various shell and freshly caught fish. Here you may also come to enjoy a fresh crab, shrimp or lobster cocktail or a full course sea food dinner, under most interesting and picturesque Latin environment
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Title:
The Show Boat and Levee - Topsy's Room
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Chutes at the Beach
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Title:
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Grant Avenue, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
On the road of a thousand wonders
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Title:
Hotel Washington, Grant Ave. and Bush St
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
GREETINGS Hotel Washington Jerry J. Sullivan, Manager
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Title:
Interior of Sutro Baths
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Colonial Ball Room at the Hotel St. Francis
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Colonial Ball Room, arranged for card party
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Title:
Interior Humboldt Savings Bank
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK ESTABLISHED 1869 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,000,000 SAVINGS--COMMERCIAL ARMOR PLATE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS 783 MARKET STREET, NEAR FOURTH
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Title:
Nanking Fook Woh Co. Inc
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1911 May-25
Description:
NANKING FOOK WOH CO. INC. N.W. COR. GRANT AVE. & SACRAMENTO STS. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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Title:
The Johnson-Locke Mercantile Co
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jan-17
Description:
Gentlemen: We quote you Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Son's Angostura Bitters
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Title:
Children of New Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Chronicle Building, Market & Kearny Streets
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Phelan Building
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1918 Feb-12
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Title:
Section of Dining Room, Hotel Stewart
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
HOTEL STEWART Geary Street just above Union Square SAN FRANCISCO
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Title:
Chinese nurse-girl without home after fire, Apr. 18, 1906
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hotel Argonaut
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1911 Jan-14
Description:
Erected by the Society of California Pioneers, on Fourth Street, near Market
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Title:
Pacific Building, Commercial Building and Emporium, Market Street
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back
Description:
"On the Road of a Thousand Wonders"
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Title:
The Ball Room, Hotel Fairmont
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-3
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Title:
Ocean Boulevard From Sutro Heights
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Oct-26
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Title:
The Museum, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1915 Jul-11
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Title:
A Group of Chinese Children
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1908 Mar-1
Description:
A Group of Chinese Children Rendered homeless by earthquake and fire, Apr. 18 1906
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Title:
Chinese Women at Sutro Heights
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Miniature Yacht Races in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1912 Jun-27
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Title:
Children's Play Ground, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Angel Island, San Francisco Bay, from the Presidio
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hotel Argonaut (Society of California Pioneers Building)
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back
Description:
Fourth Street and Market Catering to Commercial and Family Trade
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Title:
Lands End, overlooking the Golden Gate
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Palace Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jul-2
Description:
On the Road of a Thousand Wonders
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Title:
Street Flower Venors
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back
Description:
Among the unique features of San Francisco life are the street flower markets. Here, on the intersection of the busiest streets, the flower vendores display their wares in all their varied colored beauty. The flower markets on the street add much to the foreign touch- to the cosmopolitan air of San Francisco
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Title:
A View of the Nob Hill District
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1914 Feb-27
Description:
Looking up California Street before the disaster of April 18, 1906. Fairmont Hotel at the crest of the hill
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Title:
Boat House, Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Children's Playground and Quarters in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Brick Barracks, Presidio
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1913 Mar-27
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Title:
Hitting the Pipe in Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-7
Description:
Driven out by earthquake and fire, Apr. 18, 1906
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Title:
United States Mint
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-15
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Title:
Land's End Station at the Golden Gate
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Sutro Heights
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hotel Benbow
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Hotel Benbow, Humboldt County, California, on the Redwood Highway between San Francisco and Eureka
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Title:
Hotel Californian
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1964 Jul-6
Description:
One of San Francisco's better hotels. 17 stories of comfortable accommodations. Located on a quiet downtown corner. Near the theater and shopping center
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Title:
Mission Dolores Basilica
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The name "Delores" comes from the site of the first Mass at the Laguna de los Delores on June 29, 1776. The title "Basilica" was granted by Pope Pius XII on Feb. 8, 1952
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Title:
Crown Room cocktail lounge, Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
"Only the stars are higher" than the spectacular Crown Room Cocktail Lounge atop the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Soaring 29 floors above the city, scenic assents may be made via an exciting outside glass-enclosed Sky-lift
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Title:
Golden State Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Worthy of the name. Unsurpassed downtown location Front door garage service Free TV in twin rooms
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Title:
Grant Avenue - Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The main street of San Francisco's own Chinatown. The quaint oriental atmoshphere has been retained over the changing years. Fascinating shops and bazaars display silks, teakwood, porcelain, perfumes and exotic foods
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Title:
Sheraton-Palace
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1959
Description:
The Garden Court at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel is world-famous for elegant service, superb food and distinguished patronage
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Title:
USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70)
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Adopted by the City of San Francisco, the carrier passes by the famous skyline as she heads for her homeport at the Naval Air Station, Alameda
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Title:
California Masonic Memorial Temple
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
1111 California Street, San Francisco, "Nob Hill"
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Title:
Grant Avenue, San Francisco Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
SAN FRANCISCO CHINATOWN Photographed on Grant Avenue in the heart of San Francisco Chinatown. Here among the narrow streets and picturesque shops is the largest settlement of Chinese outside the Orient. One can spend pleasureable hours in the dozens of gift shops
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Title:
The Franciscan Restaurant, Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
is designed in a three-tiered arrangement, providing all patrons with an unobstructed view of a most beautiful expanse of the Bay, Alcatraz Island and the City. In this unusual atmosphere discerning diners partake of the finest food and drink available anywhere
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Title:
Pickwick Hotel & Motor Inn
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
PICKWICK HOTEL & MOTOR INN Fifth & Mission Sts. San Francisco, California 94103 (415) 421-7500 Centrally located only 1 block off Market St. in the heart of downtown shopping and theatre district
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Title:
Bardeli's
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1969 Nov-26
Description:
we invite you to visit San Francisco's restaurant of tradition and atmosphere. 243 O'Farrell St., near the San Francisco Hilton No Finer Food Anywhere Stuart Adams & Louis Meyer - Owners. Phone YUkon 2-0243
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Title:
Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Colorful fisherman's Wharf is world renowned for its sea food restaurants and excellent cuisine. Berthed behind the wharf are the picturesque fishing boats which daily supply San Francisco with the pick of the catch
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Title:
Terminal - Opposite San Francisco's New Airline
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1969 Jul-16
Description:
Hotel Californian One of San Francisco's better hotels. 17 stories of comfortable accommodations. Located on a quiet downtown corner. Near the theatres and shopping center
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Title:
Mike Krukow
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
San Francisco Giants
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Title:
The Fairmont Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1949 Aug-17
Description:
The Merry-Go-Round bar of the world-famous Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, America's most unique cocktail lounge. . .and "it does go round and round."
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Title:
Thunderbird Hotel
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Adjacent to the San Francisco International Airport San Francisco Thunderbird Hotel Bayshore Freeway on the Millbrae Turnoff Millbrae, California Phone - OX 7-7700 TWX - MBRAE - CAL - 100 Newest and finest luxury hotel at the San Francisco Airport with 300 rooms, restaurant, cocktail lounge, 24 hour coffee shop, banquet & convention facilities to seat 1500 people
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Title:
Standard Oil Company plaza garden
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Standard Oil Company of California's spacious plaza at 555 Market Street, with trees and shrubs, splashing fountains and flowers in bloom the year-around, is a place San Franciscans and many visitors enjoy. After relaxing in the garden, many visit the petroleum exhibit on the Lobby Floor
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Title:
Hilton Inn
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Hilton Inn International Airport San Francisco, California Offering all hotel services for your recreational and business pleasure, including: World Famous The Tiger Nightclub
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Title:
The Franciscan Restaurant, Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
is designed in a three-tiered arrangement, providing all patrons with an unobstructed view of a most beautiful expanse of the Bay, Alcatraz Island and the City. In this unusual atmosphere discerning diners partake of the finest food and drink available anywhere. Color photo by Cliff Hamilton
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Title:
Red Knight
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
RED KNIGHT 624 Sacramento Street San Francisco, California Swiss Continental Cuisine Specialty Crab Madagascar Fondue Bourguignonne Banquet Facilities Available Private Rooms Up to 60 Persons Reservations 397-4257--Closed Sunday Color Photography by Colorcraft Studios
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Title:
California Street
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1958 Aug-28
Description:
California Street, one of San Francisco's famous Cable Car streets. Grant Ave. intersection in foreground is the entrance to world famous "Chinatown" - in left center spire of famous Old St. Mary's Church is seen
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Title:
San Francisco Skyscrapers
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's financial district looking toward the Bay. The City by the Golden Gate leads all western cities in finance and insurance and here are headquarters of most of the large eastern firms
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Title:
Memorial Museum, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
THE DE YOUNG MEMORIAL MUSEUM The de Young Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park is the best possible monument of the public spirit of the people of San Francisco. It has never had a purchasing fund, and yet, beginning with a small collection bought with proceeds of the California Midwinter International Exposition held in the Park in 1894, it has grown by loan and gift until it comprises works of art, and specimens of the crafts valued at many million dollars, and relics and documents that are beyond all price. Much of this success was possible because of the personal interest and gifts of the late M. H. de Young
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Title:
Business District and Bay
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Interesting San Francisco From the summit of Twin Peaks you feel at the top of the world; you see San Francisco spread out before you. NO other city so overwhelms the beholder with its visitors - its buildings - its Market Street, reaching from the foot of the mountain to the waterline of the Embarcadero
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Title:
Chinese Children, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Chinese Children, San Francsico. The narrow streets of San Francisco's Chinatown continually echo to the shrill cries of native children, many of whom are gaily costumed. Street games, some Chinese and some American, are played by these youngsters
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Title:
Street Scene, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
To spend an evening or day sightseeing in San Francisco's Chinatown will well repay the visitor. Here one may see displays of merchandise in bewildering variety, ever changing and remarkable, not to be seen elsewhere. Small stores and great bazaars welcome you with greatest courtesy. Chinese costumes, schools, telephone exchange, Joss Houses, theatres, restaurants, as truly Oriental ans though they were in Shanghai or Canton, intrigue you
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Title:
San Francisco Municipal Airport
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
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Title:
War Memorial and Opera House, Civic Center
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
War Memorial and Opera House San Francisco's Municipal Opera House and War Memorial are situated in Civic Center. These combined structures represent an expenditure of $6,000,000. The Opera House is the most modern in the world, including radio ears for deaf people, electrically adjustable floors and orchestra pit, etc. The War Memorial will house forty patriotic organizations, American Legion, Veterans, etc. Has War Trophy room, Auditorium, and latest in equipment
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Title:
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco in Distance
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Title:
The Fable Restaurant
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Fable Restaurant - Cameo Lounge Hotel Drake-Wiltshire San Francisco, California Stockton at Sutter Street (1/2 Block from Union Square) John B. Quigley, Manager
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Title:
Russian Hill Skyline
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1936 Jun-2
Description:
Russian Hill, Mt. Tamalpais Tall apartment buildings climb San Francisco's many hills, affording tenants an unexcelled view of the Bay, Mt. Tamalpais and Marin County
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Title:
Mending Nets, Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1952 Jul-4
Description:
Interesting to the sight-seer are the fisherfolk that gather at Fisherman's Wharf. Along the wharves, gay net menders sit at their task, busy with stout twine and long wooden needles, with the great brown nets hung in the wind to dry, while hundreds of the gaily painted boats ride at anchor nearby
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Title:
Market St., East from Powell
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1939 Oct-23
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Title:
McAllister Street Building
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
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Title:
San Francisco Night View
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1936 Nov-9
Description:
Battleship Searchlights, and lights of Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda in Distance Brilliant and dazzling are the Searchlight displays on San Francisco Bay from the Battleships of the Pacific Fleet. These radiant night shafts of light accentuate t he lights of Market Street, "The Path of Gold" and the East Bay Shore
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Title:
Crystal Cafeteria
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Christian Endeavorers San Francisco Extends to You A Royal Welcome ______ The Crystal Cafeteria (Phelan building), 762 Market Sreet, is an anxious to contribute to your comfort and pleasure while in the City by the Golden Gate. Large comfortable Dining Room, splendid foods, genteel service, moderate prices. Please pay us a visit. Crystal Cafeteria
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Title:
Fort Winfield Scott, Entrance to San Francisco Bay
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1924 Aug
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Title:
Misson Dolores, Built in 1776
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM Oct-20
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Title:
Burning of the City after the Earthquake, 1906
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ferry Building
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Mission Dolores
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
PHOSTINT
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Title:
Festival Hall Illuminated at the Pan-Pac Int. Exposition
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1915 Dec-8
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Title:
Children's Play Grounds, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1915 Aug-13
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Title:
Wisconsin State Building
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1915 Aug-2
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Title:
Superintendent's Lodge, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Grant Monument and the Museum, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Museum Building is a memorial of the Midwinter Fair of 1894, and houses many of the interesting exhibits that remained from that event. To the left can be seen the monument erected in memory of General U.S. Grant
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Title:
S. & G. Gump Company
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
230-268 Post Street
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Title:
The White House
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-15
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Title:
The German Savings & Loan Society
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1919 Mar-27
Description:
526 California St
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Title:
The Sun Dial in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Children's Playgrounds and Quarters in Golden Gate State Park
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Spreckels Mansion, Van ness Avenue
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Looking North from Twin Peaks, Mt. Tamalpais, Presidio and The "Golden Gate" in distance
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hibernia Bank
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
U. S. Post Office
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Fountain of Ceres
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1915 Aug-22
Description:
Fountain of Ceres, Court of Four Seasons Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, February 20 to December 4, 1915. Ceres - The Goddess of Agriculture. Her daughter, Peresphone, was carried off by Pluto, King of the lower world, but was afterwards restored to her mother six months in the year, typifying the springing of the grain from the earth and thence its disappearance
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Title:
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
In this fine city park of more than 1,000 acres, a big area of large exhibit buildings are shown in this aerial color photo. In the foreground are buildings of California Academy of Sciences and Aquarium. In the middle distance is the band stand and outdoor audience seating area. At top are the buildings of DeYoung Memorial Museum
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Title:
Golden Gate TraveLodge
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1955 Sep-3
Description:
2230 Lombard Street, San Francisco 23, California WAlnut 1-0664 28 units - on Highway 101 1 1/2 miles from Golden Gate Bridge 10 minutes from downtown San Francisco 5 minutes from Fisherman's Wharf Restaurants - Complete Shopping Area - walking distance Recommended by Duncan Hines AAA Approved
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Title:
The Handlery Motor Inn
San Francisco (CA), Chrome PM 1968 Jun-20
Description:
Located in downtown San Francisco, this newset showplace has every convenience: sauna bath, private balconies, free stereo, radio and TV, sunlamps, coffee makers, heated pool and courtyard, free valet parking, steps from Union Square. 260 O'Farrell Street
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Title:
Treasure Island
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Treasure Island and its entry from Bay Bridge and Yerba Buena Island - San Francisco Bay
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Title:
Orginal Marina Chuck Wago
San Francisco (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
San Francisco's Orginal Marina Chuck Wagon. 2036 Lombard Street, on Motel Row. Phone WE1-4067. Open Daily--5 to 11 PM. Sunday and Holidays--3 to 11 PM. Superb Cocktails
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Title:
Greetings from San Francisco
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
See that Sunny Spot? That's it!
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Title:
Street Scene, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM Mar-5
Description:
To spend an evening or day sightseeing in San Francisco's Chinatown will well repay the visitor. Here one may see displays of merchandise in bewildering variety, ever changing and remarkable not to be seen elsewhere. Small stores and area bazaars welcome you with greatest courtesy. Chinese costumes, schools, telephone exchange, Joss House theatres, restaurants, as truly Oriental as they were in Shanghai or Canton. intrigue you
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Title:
Drake's Prayer Book Cross and Falls, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The 57-foot high cross in San Francisco's famous Park was erected to commemorate the first church services held in the English language, by the chaplain of Sir Francis Drake, in 1579. The actual services were held some twenty miles north of San Francisco on the Coast, but the monument was erected in Golden Gate Park
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Title:
Young Memoria Museum, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1942 Oct-18
Description:
The De Young Memorial Museum, Golden Gate Park, is one of the more comprehensive museums in the country. More than a million people visit it each year
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Title:
Ferry Boats Leaving
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1952 Nov-24
Description:
San Francisco greets you The Ferry Tower of the four clock dials greets visitors that come to San Francisco; through its turnstiles you pass on to the Embarcadero and thence into the surge of traffic of this Western Metropolis
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Title:
San Francisco's Most Favorably Know Restaurant, The Golden Pheasant
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Powell At Geary - Greetings from The Golden Pheasant San Francisco's Most Favorably Known Restaurant Powell at Geary San Francisco, California
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Title:
Hotel Oxford. Mason at Market St
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
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Title:
Bridge Terminal Building
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The Bridge Terminal Building is the San Francisco terminus for electric interurban service over the Bay Bridge to Oakland and the East Bay Area, California
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Title:
San Francisco's Famous Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), White Border PM 1924 Nov-25
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Title:
Flower Venders on the Streets
San Francisco (CA), White Border PM 1924 Nov-25
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Title:
Children's Playground, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), White Border unused
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Title:
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Chinese Girls
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Chinese Restaurant, Dupont St., Near Clay, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Chinese Shoe Maker
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908 Mar-11
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Title:
The Louvre
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
The Louvre Leading Restaurant all on Ground Floor Sole importers of German Pilsner, Hofbrau, Wuerzburger, and Culmbacher Beers
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Title:
Childrens Play Ground. Golden Gate Park. Destroyed by earthquake Apr. 18, 1906
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Goethe-Schiller Monument, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Mission Dolores
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Steamer "Magnolia" off for the Orient
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
San Francisco, Ca, "On the Road of a thousand wonders"
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Title:
On Board S.S. "Korea" The Golden Gate
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-11
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Title:
Fireboat "David Scannell"
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
2295
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Title:
U.S. Alcatraz Island
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
A Military Prison in San Francisco Bay. Mt Tamalpais in the Distance
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Title:
S. P. Ferry Santa Clara
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Mary's Hospital
San Francisco (CA), Divided Back unused
Description:
Hayes and Stanyan Sts
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Title:
Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Fort Point
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Lake Alvord, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Signing of the United Nations Charter
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
United Nations Nations Unies New York The Charter of the United Nations was signed at San Francisco on 26 June 1945
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Title:
Cocktail Lounge, The Veneto Restaurant
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
A delightful glimpse of old Venice in the Romantic Italian Quarter of San Francisco. A touch of the Old World greets you. The mastery of cooking delights you, and the gay comraderie of all wins you
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Title:
Hotel California
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1947 Nov-6
Description:
RATES For One, from............$2.65 For Two, Double Bed from. 3.65 For Two, Twin Beds from.. 4.20 Palor Suites from........ 7.00 Garage adjoins hotel, 75c All rooms outside and with bath. Located downtown, opp. new NBC Building. Also Beauty Salon and Barber Shop. One of San Francisco's better hotels. P. Tremain Loud, manager
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Title:
Riviera Restaurant - "Distinctively Continental"
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The only place of its kind in San Francisco. Home of the Souvenir Wine Jug
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Title:
S. F. Skyscrapers Overlooking Bay
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
S. F.-Oakland Bay Bridge, Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda Shore
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Title:
San Francisco's Business District and Bay, Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda in Distance
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
INTERESTING SAN FRANCISCO From the summit of Twin Peaks you feel at the top of the world; you see San Francisco spread out before you. No other city so overwhelms the beholder with its vistas--its buildings--its Market Street reaching from the foot of the mountain to the waterline of the Embarcadero
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Title:
A Beautiful California Orange Grove
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1940 Jun-5
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Title:
Chinese Six Companies' Building
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco's Chinatown has a law of its own in a ruling commercial organization, known as the Six Companies. This organization spreads its influence throughout the Pacific Coast in all Chinese quarters and should disputes arise between Tongs, acts as arbitrator
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Title:
Ferry Boats Leaving
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
San Francisco greets you. The ferry tower of the four clock dials greets visitors that come to San Francisco; through its turnstiles you pass on the embarcadero and thence into the surge of traffic of this western metropolis
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Title:
Joss House--Tong Buildings, Waverly Place, Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The picturesque Oriental architecture of San Francisco's Chinatown with its grilled balconies, tiled fronts and pagoda roofs well accounts for the fascination therein displayed by tourists and the occupancy of same by a "Tong" or "Joss House" adds to its attraction
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Title:
The Story of the West P.G. and E. Exhibit Golden Gate International Exposition
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Pacific Gas and Electric Company A Pioneer in Developing the West In a vast, animated diorama covering the end wall of the Electricity and Communications Building, three phases of California's development are portrayed. On the left is a covered-wagon train of '49, encamped for the night in a Sierra pass. On the right is a dock scene in early-day San Francisco - a sailing ship rocking with the tide, a stage coach awaiting its passengers. In the center panel is the artist's conception of the City of the Future. Fifty animated figures give the diorama life and reality. Changing light effects playing upon the richly colored backgrounds of mountain and bay scenery add beauty and charm to the picture. Beneath, at floor level, is a series of other exhibits presenting the advantages of electric utility service and the extent of the Company's system. At the Pacific Gas and Electric Company Exhibit. Electricity and Communications Building - on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay
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Title:
The Veneto Restaurant
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
389 Bay St., - Telephone: GArfield 9711; A delightful glimpse of old Venice in the romantic Italian Quarter of San Francisco. A touch of the Old World greets yo. The mastery of cooking delights you, and the gay comraderie of all wins you
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Title:
Sunken Gardens, Exhibit Palaces and Exposition Towers - Treausre Island
San Francisco (CA), Linen unused
Description:
GOLDEN GATE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION The architectural splendor of the Golden Gate International Exposition, is enhanced by the beautiful and marvelous landscaping which provides tree-lined promenades and sunken gardens, serving as an approach to the mile-long esplanade of the Fair. Here millions of visitors find rest and recreation among the trees, plants and flowers of California and the Western States. Rising 392 feet is the imposing World's Fair Tower, dominant structure of this $50,000,000 Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. February 18th to December 2nd, 1939
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Title:
Street Flower Venders
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1938 Jul-18
Description:
San Francisco's downtown street corners are a blaze of color the year round. Street corner flower stands are an institution in the city by the Golden Gate, floral proof of the productivity of the Bay Region
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Title:
Chinatown
San Francisco (CA), Linen PM 1949 Feb-19
Description:
A colorful mixture of old China and modern America, San Francisco's Chinatown is a mecca for tourists from all parts of the world. The steep narrow streets form a separate city within the metropolis, with its own telephone exchange and post office. Here traditions, centuries old, thrive amid the bustle of a great city
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