The nonist has posted a terrific little gallery
of stickers from the lower east side of new york from 1992 - 1995. From the
nonist weblog:

“back in my days of youth and studentdom i was a
big junk collector. new york, as many folks will tell you, has fantastic junk of
all kinds just laying around waiting to be grabbed. anyhow, beck then, aside
from your regular junk (furniture, do-dads, etc) i had a special fondness for
the stickers which plastered

every

surface. between the years of roughly
92 through 95 i peeled many a sticker in the lower east side. this was before i
shut my eyes to the barrage of information on the streets out of consumer
exhaustion; before i became a working graphic designer and was still impressed
by and hungry for nifty logos and graphics. anyhow, now-a-days the premium on
every inch of personal space here in the city has curbed my junk collection, but
the old piles managed to stick around. now, over ten years on, i thought these
stickers were a pretty cool little time capsule and i’ve decided to post some of
them for your browsing pleasure.”

You can check it out href="http://thenonist.com/index.php?/weblog/stickers/">here.