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Bond & Bailey

Located on Fort Street, near the Ambassador Bridge, you’ll come across Bond & Bailey Machining. According to the sign, they’ve been in business since 1949, however the building on Fort St. looks a little rough.

A google seach shows them still in business in that location. I think dETROITfUNK featured the sign painted on the side recently on his site. An interesting old building, that I’m sure could tell some stories about Detroit if those walls could talk…

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