Lobby mailbox of the Pythian Building, 423 South Boulder, Tulsa. It was built in 1929 as the Gillette-Tyrrell Building and sold to the Knights of Pythias in 1933. It is an excellent example of the streamline "zig-zag" art deco style which was carried out even to the mailbox. If you are curious there is a nice article HERE.
A City Daily Photo Blog (CDPB) is a blog that publishes a photo each day taken in and around a particular city. Currently there are 2,202 such blogs. Tulsa Gentleman is a City Daily Photo Blog for Tulsa, Oklahoma. The first day of each month there is a theme for all City Daily Photo Blogs. The theme for May is "Mailbox".
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A City Daily Photo Blog (CDPB) is a blog that publishes a photo each day taken in and around a particular city. Currently there are 2,202 such blogs. Tulsa Gentleman is a City Daily Photo Blog for Tulsa, Oklahoma. The first day of each month there is a theme for all City Daily Photo Blogs. The theme for May is "Mailbox".
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2 comments:
Wonderful piece of decorative art. When architecture is completely thought through, no detail is left out.
I just love art deco stuff. Especially the decorations.
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