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Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – Honeywell Chronotherm (1943)
…If you thought (as I did) that those were the years of plentiful cheap energy or that people weren’t paying attention to how much they used, you’d be wrong. 
Is This False Color Infrared Really True?
Well, no, but which looks more realistic to you?
Art Deco Separated at Birth #3 – Deco Doors
In the case of these three diamond Deco doors, I could have sworn they were nearly identical–until I looked at the photos.
Havana Art Deco Map
Do you really need a map to find Art Deco in Havana? Heck, no. Still, this may save a little time and give you an idea of the distances involved.
Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – Clock by J.R. Morgan
In 1937, you could get one of these swanky clocks at Sears.
Decopix Art Deco Patent of the Week – Trylon & Perisphere
Although the opening of the 1939 New York Worlds Fair was timed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of George Washington’s inauguration, this bit of trivia didn’t get much traction, as we say these days.
Infrared Filters – Which One To Choose?
Which filter is best for artistic infrared shots?
Art Deco Disappearance – The Case of the Missing Gas Station
This tiny 76 Art Deco gas station once resided at 1301 Pacific in San Francisco….