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Route 66 Neon Sign Shop, Albuquerque, New Mexico Editorial Image
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Route 66 Neon Sign Shop, Albuquerque, New Mexico #258762714
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Neo sign shop on Route 66 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Travel scene on the Mother Road highway in the United States of America.
This image is editorial
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