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Old Posted Mar 23, 2017, 4:52 PM
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Spot the Oppen's!

Oppen's Market (with the partially obscured Van De Kamp Windmill). One 1936 listing located at 922 W Jefferson (Adjacent to USC). Another at 3504 W. Slauson (1939) and 4123 W. Washington Blvd. None of those addresses seem a perfect fit.

Interesting structures in background. A mix of asian-inspired architecture, and on the horizon (to the right of the pyramid-shaped hill), a vision of the Acropolis, a Ceasar's Palace ad, possibly a caffeine-inspired optical illusion, or mature date palms lining a distant street.

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But wait, don't take off your Cat's Paws too soon! Here's another Oppen's near 12th Avenue and Washington Blvd., circa 1932. http://digitallibrary.usc.edu/cdm/co...ll170/id/53161









Too much out-of date mayonnaise in the coffee?


Looks like an iceberg or Dover's Cliffs above the SIGNS sign.






12th Avenue and Washington Boulevard












Wonder what is nesting in those dead palm fronds? (Someone's missing homework?)






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Round the corner, sacred ground?






St. John's Athletic Field.




Clapboards covered in Curious Camouflage. "Ma, WigWag left the hood open."















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