Saigon old signage: proof of the city’s subtle charm
Tuesday, December 12, 2017, 21:01 GMT+7
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| A signpost giving directions to a children’s hospital hanging on a key repairman booth on 3 Thang 2 Street. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| A signpost pointing to a popular obstetrics and gynecology hospital in District 1. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| An alley sign that reads: “Narrow alley. Slow down and watch out for kids.” Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| A poem describing a delicacy in a sweet soup restaurant |
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| A coffee shop owner set his wifi as itismorefuntotalk. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| A hairdresser’s sign hanging in a coffee shop. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| Plain contrast small sign of a grocery, indicating the simplicity of the Saigonese |
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| A barber’s sign gracefully self-painted by owner in an alley in District 11. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
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| A century-old shop front sign of a tailor. Photo: NGHIA COCO |
