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    I think you can buy reproductions or something quite similar.

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    Yup, and LEd retrofit easily.

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    Yep all suits not an honest working man among 'em :-)

    Well, maybe that one guy with a working-man's cap and the bow tie. And the old geezer in the front, but I'll bet he's the original Mr. Mesta...

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    At least the train engineer got in the photo...

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    Verrazzano bridge work crew. 1960s.

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    The longest suspension bridge in the world until ~1981.
    It had a nickname that would not be proper these days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimfols View Post
    The longest suspension bridge in the world until ~1981.
    It had a nickname that would not be proper these days.
    Really? What's wrong with the "Very Narrow Zano's Bridge"? PC enough for me.
    And the spelling, a second 'z', wasn't corrected until 2018. May have been other search returns, YMMV.
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    Glad I got to see the enlarged photo. Was not sure what the third and fourth men from bottom were walking on. Since I have an "issue" with heights - this would have been an impossible job for me.

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