Jon sent this photo he found on Shorpy. There are a few really nice ampersands hidden away in this image—which is too huge to post and too detailed to shrink down. The caption on shorpy: Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1900. “Old Corner Bookstore, first brick building in Boston.” Detroit Publishing Company 8×10 glass negative.
I like meat. I like ampersands. I like this: Thanks Royal Remarkable. I am told this is from the Nucleus Gallery. Maybe it’s this one, because that is the first one that showed up on google.
An ampersand doubling as an “e.” Interesting. via Grain Edit designed by Small Studio.
Longbranch Inn. Austin, Tex.
Throughout the course of this blog I left the about section more or less blank. I put placeholder Lorem Ipsum text up there and forgot about it. Thanks to Stefán Kjartansson for letting me know, and thanks for linking to my blog on You Work For Them. Oh, and here is a cool neon ampersand. […]
“The result of an afternoon spent playing around with Illustrator.” From Andrea Gandino’s flickr.
Brushes & Brooms. Submitted by Tim from Chipstead, England.
Nick sent this in from Amsterdam.
Thanks lonely radio. I like your ampersands.
I was sent another ampersand tattoo: My ampersand tattoo is 300pt Auto 2 Bold Italic LF font by the design company