Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Raise the red lantern



Traditionally the sign of the doctor's surgery, I don't see very many of them these days. This one is in the heart of Arncliffe.
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  1. Wayne20 August, 2008 02:32

    The fact it hasn't been vandalised says something positive about the neighbourhood.

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  2. Halcyon20 August, 2008 02:39

    I like old-timey signs. Very neat!

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  3. Jilly20 August, 2008 03:59

    Love this old sign. Hope it stays.

    Loved yesterday's sofa too and hope they leave it at the bus stop for passengers. Fat chance, I'd think.

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  4. Julie20 August, 2008 08:45

    Nice old sign and lovely when lit at night. Mostly now doctors seem to be in mega-practices in shopping malls. Dreary ...

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  5. Ann20 August, 2008 09:15

    Can't place it. Not my doc or the other practice I'm familiar with.

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  6. CaBaCuRl20 August, 2008 16:47

    Nor mine either Sally...or rather the one I used to go to. He is in Queen St...he used to be attached to Rosslyn, when it was a hospital, & it was a surgery in the attached newer building. My mum & dad still go to him...he now works only 2 days a week...he must be their age I'd say.
    I love how you still sometimes see the red lantern outside a private house too, or a brass plate. Ah, Sally, there's a blast from the past...remember The Brass Plate????

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  7. Sally20 August, 2008 19:15

    caba (and ann) will recall teh Brass Plate as the school magazine from a certain girls' school in the southern suburbs of Sydney. The idea was that if a girl got a professional qualification and wa selegoble to "hang their shingle", ie brass plate outside their door within 6 yrs or so of leaving the school, the school would pay for it! LOL

    The sofa and bus stop it's in Victoria St near Denison St heading towards Turrella. I suspect someone has just jettisoned it there and expecting it to be picked up in the next kerb side pickup.

    The doctor's light is in Done St, just around the corner from Firth - next to Huseini solicitors.

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  8. Meead20 August, 2008 21:13

    This is my first time I see such sign. It's cute.

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  9. Kate24 August, 2008 21:45

    Well, it may not be the sign of the times as these "ads" are disappearing from view, but this one does give one pause. Do I walk in and ask for their weekly special or cut of the day?

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