Misspelled Signs - Page 6

A combination hair salon/limousine service? What's the occassion?

Apar' from the fact that they omitted a t from "apartments," the signmaker did a decent spelling job.

I'll admit that the English language is confusing. Although "importer" ends with er, "distributor" ends with or. Go figure. On the positive side, "Renaissance" is spelled correctly. One more thing: I've never known a building to have an alias or a pseudonym. What's with this "728 MEEKER AVE AKA: 15 ANTHONY ST."?

Follow-up: Revisiting this location, I saw that there are several more signs for this business around the block. On some of them "distributors" is spelled correctly, and on at least one of them it is again misspelled as "distributers." What's more, on two of their signs, the word "balustrades" appears, and it is spelled right. Bravo!

Hey, they can't all be gems. So they omitted the silent e from the word "bronze." They got "aluminum" right, though.

Is "expence" the British way of spelling "expense" - like "licence" rather than "license"? But besides that faux pas, they left out the apostrophe from "owner's."

I hate Manhatan Avenue, but I take my hat off to Manhattan Avenue.

Have you heard about Vicky? She's still a hairstilist.

There's no fee for coffee at this place, because they serve coffe instead.

I'm just surprised that it's taken me so long to find a misspelling of "foreign." Here it's "foreing." (Isn't that what a golfer does before he hits the ball?)

Here's another place which carries altenators. So Tony's Hardware in Brooklyn has some competition.