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W.L. Jenkins Co. fire alarm bell

There are two things that really interest me about this photo. The first is the style of the wall, clearly formed by a plaster trough. The second is that the alarm bell is actually cracked. This alarm bell appears to be a W.L. Jenkins Co. "Supering" bell.

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Payphones and a courtesy phone by the elevator

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