There are three Moore Trosper stamps on the east side of North Fairview Avenue just north of Michigan. This is a different, in my view nicer, design than other Moore Trosper stamps I have catalogued so far. The name is rendered without a hyphen this time; they are inconsistent about that.

This is the southernmost stamp, which does not appear to be paired.
The above-pictured stamp is visible in this photo, bottom center.

The stamps are alongside the Arcadia Smokehouse, which I remember best for the period it spent as a vacant former PNC Bank whose parking lot people would sometimes use when the lot behind The Avenue filled up. A brief dive into old Lansing State Journal advertisements shows that the 1954 building spent a long time belonging to Bud Kouts, though as it is not adjacent to the main Bud Kouts (now Feldman) Chevrolet, it’s hard to picture how that worked.

There are three stamps in this stretch; one is a singleton and the other two appear to bracket a run of pavement.

The middle stamp of the three. It seems to mark the south end of a run of pavement.
The northernmost stamp.