safe in the round by Richardphotos

Photography • Historical • posted on Oct 28, 2009

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I took this in an old bank converted to a restaurant in Carthage Texas near Louisiana.first time in person to see such a safe in the round.they have a museum upstairs and I will be sharing some from it probably I installed windows 7 professional last night and at first glance I like it, mainly because of the lack of baggage from HP .the only problem so far is no Microsoft games like solitaire and I lost windows media so I must figure out some other way to watch tv. now, I am reinstalling my software.my next item is poser 8,Apophysis,etc thanks for watching and any comments are appreciated

Comments (68)

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RodolfoCiminelli

12:43PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Wonderful shot Richard......!!!!

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evielouise

12:46PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Most safes are always ugly this is rather sharp looking great photo richard

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emmecielle

12:49PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Excellent shot! :)

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shadownet

12:56PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Cool looking safe. Let us know how you do with Win 7, I for one am always nervous about the first release of new versions.

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bazza

1:17PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Nice capture of this unusual safe they look like a series of drawers rather than a door.. well done..

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flora-crassella

1:48PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

a very interesting picture!!!!

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carlx

2:15PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Fantastic safe!!! Excellent capture!!!

MrsLubner

2:46PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Wow, Richard, this is really fabulous. I think this is the first time I've seen something like this. Really great find!

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Miska7

3:01PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Very interesting safe and information! Great shot.

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prutzworks

3:32PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

like that safe, at 1th glance I thought it was a kind of stove

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mermaid

3:43PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

never seen a round one before, Richard, thanks for the shot and the info!

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jocko500

3:56PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

wow first time too to see this type of safe

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sandra46

5:16PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

GREAT CAPTURE

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durleybeachbum

5:29PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Most interesting!

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babuci

5:47PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Most fascinating safe. Those days were full of decorative ideas. Good luck with W7. I have problem using cs3 what a bummer! so I am jumping to W7 to XP...grrr.

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drifterlee

7:09PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

Cool safe. Let us know how Win 7 goes.

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eekdog

8:08PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

that's a nice safe! very cool richard, thanks for sharing the story and pic..

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npauling

8:21PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

A lovely capture. I'm glad that the new windows is going well but a shame they cut the games. I usually play while I'm waiting for renders.

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psyoshida

8:40PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

I've never seen such a cool safe. Can't wait to see what else was in that museum. Nice shot. I like Win7 I've been running it since beta. I hated Vista. There are games in Win7 I'll email it to you how to tun it on.

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LovelyPoetess

10:45PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

It must have been a really small bank if that was the only size safe they needed. Then again, perhaps it was just for "show" in the main area of the bank and they kept a bigger one in the basement. Great shot nonetheless, it looks like it waa a challenge to capture with the lighting available.

frankie96

11:26PM | Wed, 28 October 2009

I was lucky enough to skip Vista..some system folks a saying if you like XP and it works for you...then there is really no reason to upgrade right now..

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