There are large fasces flanking the stage of the Town & Country Club. A large venue in Kentish Town, North London. I think it was designed by a pupil if Albert Speer. Laibach played there once.

my high school in colorado had a collection of navajo rugs on display in the library before they remodeled. there were a few with them on it.

Fiorentina Away kit, 1992-93

tattooed on a nun's buttcheek

geiginni wrote:They can be found on the first floor lintel cornice at the building next to the Hotel 71 on upper east Wacker drive.

There are fasces on the entry facades at Chicago City Hall.

Sometimes the fasces are creepier then seeing swastikas.

Speaking of fasces: who here has seen the Balbo Monument on Balbo Drive in Chicago?

http://www.ostia-antica.org/past/chicago.htm

http://home.uchicago.edu/~bird/balbo.htm

Ok, go to mapquest or google Earth and find an aerial photo of the US Navy Base at
2478 Munda Rd
San Diego, CA

might have to zoom in one or two but check that shit out

What the hell is a fasces?

In Minneapolis:

The building across the street from Grumpy's (on the same side of Washington, but across 11th) apparently used to be a mausoleum in the early 20th century. I was inside it in 2002 or 2003, when Frank's Plumbing (since moved) kept it as a place to store extra radiators and stuff. Every square in the tin ceiling on the first level had a swastika inscribed in it. This would have gone in well before the 1930s.

The place has since been renovated, and I'd be pretty surprised if that tin ceiling is still up. That'd be pretty tough to explain.

mada wrote:What the hell is a fasces?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasces

Also seen on the Brooklyn borough seal: