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Old 08-12-2016, 01:49 PM
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This is an amazing and historic find. can you share the story on how you were able to acquire it?
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Old 08-12-2016, 03:23 PM
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https://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs/...g&action=click
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This is very cool! Would love to follow this to completion!
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Fantastic! Congratulations. I remember seeing the one owned by the Smithsonian displayed in the National Museum of American History some years back.
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Congratulations Kevin! I'm a Mets guy here in NYC but that is just about the coolest piece of Yankee Stadium memorabilia I have ever seen.

Keep the grafiti! Minimal Restoration!

Congrats again.
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Old 08-13-2016, 07:51 AM
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Please, whatever you do... Do not restore it!
Its gorgeous with tons of character as is....
Plus, the graffiti hits pictured are some very early 70's examples when writing in New York was in it's infancy. The majority of "tags" from that era have all been eradicated aside from a few examples underground and in abandoned lines and stations. This early graffiti is so culturally important to the city's history, and should be saved by all means necessary.
Again... Amazing find!! ....please keep it as is. ☺
Just my two cents...

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Old 08-13-2016, 10:15 PM
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Please, whatever you do... Do not restore it!
Its gorgeous with tons of character as is....
Plus, the graffiti hits pictured are some very early 70's examples when writing in New York was in it's infancy. The majority of "tags" from that era have all been eradicated aside from a few examples underground and in abandoned lines and stations. This early graffiti is so culturally important to the city's history, and should be saved by all means necessary.
Again... Amazing find!! ....please keep it as is. ☺
Just my two cents...

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Agree. "Tagging in its infancy" is very cool.
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Here's one from a 2014 Goldin Auction
https://goldinauctions.com/lot-11162.aspx
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Old 08-14-2016, 10:57 AM
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Here's one from a 2014 Goldin Auction
https://goldinauctions.com/lot-11162.aspx
Not one of the copper-roofed originals. All the originals were replaced in the '73-'75 renovation.
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Old 08-14-2016, 04:16 PM
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Default Research on Yankee Stadium Ticket Kiosk Graffiti

I've been doing some research on the graffiti on the booth. There is incredible coverage of Bronx early-1970s graffiti and its artists. These are just a few things I've been able to find:

1) There is graffiti from this kiosk (pic 1) which appears on the Smithsonian kiosk as well (pic 2).

2) There is graffiti on this kiosk (pic 3) which still appears on the wall of Gate 4 in early 1974 (pic 4). "Salt 168" was a Bronx graffiti artist whose work was apparently well-known in the 1970s. He was from 168th Street.

3) Three of the names that appear in one area of the kiosk belong to members of the "56 Boys", apparently big-time Bronx graffiti artists who worked as a team in the early 1970s: FDT 56, HOY 56, and TINE 56 (final name appears twice). They were all from 156th Street, hence the name. The last photo (pic 6) shows their work on a subway train from the early 1970s.

I'm still working on these. There are more that also match graffiti on other booths and the stadium itself.

I'll post more photos of the booth in case anyone's interested.

Sure glad there are folks who feel the same way about graffiti as we do about baseball.

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