todd webb: New York City 6th Avenue in 1948, between West 43rd & 44th - UHQ Photo

The enlarged panorama, 93 feet long by 11 1/2 feet high, completely fills the thirteen windows of ICP along West 43rd Street. In great detail, it shows the many small shops that existed in 1948 along the west side of Sixth Avenue between West 43rd and 44th Streets. Today, this block is home to the museum of the International Center of Photography. Many of the storefronts feature bars and record shops, but on the far left is the Hanover House hotel where, in 1940, songwriter Woody Guthrie composed his well-known ballad, "This Land Is Your Land."

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so Baron (Clipshow) Davis was sporting this hat during a Charity Soccer game in Chinatown, NYC. Steve Nash and Tierry Henry hosted the game with Nike. Check out the vid. I've never seen a MLB logo flipped like that and was under the impression that it wasn't done for retail. BDiddy obviously has a connect.

and then I saw these caps from the Nippon Professional Baseball league. but I can't for the life of me find a retailer in the US, or even a site that's in english. and since I can't read japanese I'm kinda shit out of luck. the Bs hat is for the Orix Buffaloes and the Sh is for the Fukuoka Soft Bank Hawks. Clean hats.