Satriales Pins and Buttons
Description: A detailed line drawing of a pig is prominently displayed at the top of the composition. Below the pig, there is a horizontal stripe with the colors of the Italian flag. Further down, the words "Satriale's PORK STORE" are written in bold, stylized lettering. Beneath that, the location "KEARNY, NEW JERSEY" is clearly stated.
Description: Break out the hairspray and cue the dramatic shrug. This stylized, high-impact caricature captures everyone's favorite consigliere in absolute peak form. Sporting his iconic, ultra-sharp black silky suit jacket with a mint green shirt, striking white tie, and classic brown wingtip shoes, he is pointing right at you with unmistakable, hard-hitting perspective.
Description: Comley Trucking was a trucking firm that had (as of 1998) been paying Junior Soprano protection money for 21 years. One of their routes might have been Cape May Street, Harrison. At some point in 1998, DiMeo family associates Brendan Filone and Christopher Moltisanti started hijacking their trucks (the truck supervisor at Comley Trucking was Brendan's inside man). This came to Junior's attention, when Brendan and Christopher started fencing DVD players that were stolen from one of their trucks. This prompted Junior Soprano to discuss the matter with DiMeo family capo Tony Soprano and acting boss Giacomo 'Jackie' Aprile Sr. outside Satriale's, as his nephew eventually talked him into accepting restitution and not pressing matters further.
Description: Vesuvio is a key Italian restaurant owned by Arthur "Artie" Bucco in The Sopranos, serving as a, safe, familiar dining spot and social hub for Tony Soprano and his crew. Its significance lies in its role as a "legitimate" business front, a symbol of Artie's friendship with Tony, and a site for major emotional scenes, with the original location burned down in Season 1, Episode 1 by Silvio Dante to prevent a mob killing.
