Graffiti Subway 1977 NYC Subway MTAI remember when the "straps" were made of leather and when the trains & stations used light bulbs that screwed in turning the opposite way to avoid theft! You used to be able to walk from train to train. The doors were unlocked most of the time. Unbelievable today!
Subway Graffiti inside a West End line train in 1977. So prolific was graffiti in the 70s, it was actually considered an act of insanity to even speak of attempting to remove any of it.
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The best Graffiti I ever saw was written across 4 train cars reading: "CHICO'S BAD CHICO'S TOPS - CHICO AIN'T AFRAID OF THE TA COPS." I have a pic of one of the cars somewhere but I would have needed a motordrive to get all of the cars in. You used to be able to walk from train to train. The doors were unlocked most of the time. Unbelievable today! ADDENDUM: I had no idea I had captured a part of the graffiti history of NYC before the comments on this posting! See my main photo sets B4 you leave. TNX: www.flickr.com/photos/badwsky/sets/ Comments"WHATCHUWRITE?" says:This is an incredible picture man, mini wide
marker action!
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