9th Avenue at E. 24th Street
I can’t make out the name of this maker, but the bottom line reads “Oakland.” This mark is also noteworthy for being the oldest barrel-shaped mark I’ve found. No one else used this shape, as far as I can tell, until J. H. Fitzmaurice adopted it in 1926, and after that no one used it until 1940.
1454 36th Avenue
I can’t make this one out, although I keep thinking it looks familiar. But I’ve checked all the oval marks in the graphic key to no avail.
983 57th Street and 1045 57th Street
Notice that the top mark has backward Ns.
5702 Genoa Street
820 58th Street
This is the third 1906 Peterson & Adler mark I’ve found, and it’s by far the best preserved one by this maker, although the light doesn’t flatter it.
5920 Genoa Street
This is as pristine a mark as you will find from 1906.
1084 59th Street
Been looking for one of these for a long time: the original form of the Oakland Paving Co. mark, pre-1910. This is also my first mark from 1902.
