[PHOTOS] Gallery Shows an Awesome Roundup of Vintage Laundromat Signs in New York City

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Our friends at Ephemeral New York recently published this great photograph collection of vintage laundry, laundromat and dry cleaner signs spotted around New York City. Check out the full article for more info on each one.

Anel French Cleaners
Anel French Cleaners
Photo: Ephemeral New York
Reliance Cleaner
Reliance Cleaner
Photo: Ephemeral New York
Launderers Cleaners
Launderers Cleaners
Photo: Ephemeral New York
Brand Cleaners
Brand Cleaners
Photo: Ephemeral New York
French Garment Cleaners
French Garment Cleaners
Photo: Ephemeral New York

via Ephemeral New York

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