Image:Caumsett Pkwy Shield.svg
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A replica of the black-and-white road shield for the unbuilt Caumsett State Parkway in New York. The signage, though different from the standard design of New York Parkways, is common to all parkways on Long Island proper (not including Queens or Brooklyn). Based on Image:Heckscher Pkwy Shield.svg, released into the public domain by WhosAsking. |
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Based on Image:Heckscher Pkwy Shield.svg, released into the public domain by WhosAsking. Caumsett lettering by TwinsMetsFan. |
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July 31, 2006 |
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Public Domain |
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| current | 06:51, 31 July 2006 | 2,160×2,160 (20 KB) | TwinsMetsFan | ({{Information |Description=A replica of the black-and-white road shield for the unbuilt Caumsett State Parkway in New York. The signage, though different from the standard design of New York Parkways, is common to all parkways on Long Island proper (not i) |
