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Street Photography photowalk on 17th August 2014, around Shoreditch, Hoxon and Whitechapel. Ref: D1233-095
One of the four hinges that hold the huge lock gates on the marina entrance. Visible now because the upgrade to the Marina (and surrounding areas) has started, in preparation for Hull's hosting of the Round-the-World Clipper Race later this year (2009)
A sliding door we found on the 1st floor. It puzzled me as to why this door needed to slide but none of the others did. Why was this door different?
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Weiss hinged bracelet in gilt metal with pink, cerise and mauve stones. Marked "Weiss" so it has to be pre 1971, when the compact closed. Ref: 168 A101/38. www.gillianhorsup.com and on Facebook - gillian horsup vintage jewellery
There are only 51 other remaining examples and many of these are decommissioned and in a state of decay. The Twentieth Century Society has an active campaign to record them. This one is in fine condition and is thought to have been inside for all of its active life - it had the telecoms kit removed about 10 years ago by BT and was effectively ‘dumped’ where is stood.
Designed by Bruce Martin and introduced in 1968 the K8 was a radical change to suit the mood of the Sixties. A typical Sixties modular design manufactured in cast iron it has flattened dome, minus the Crown that had adorned earlier incarnations. It had ‘practical’ adjustments from the K6 with one large pane of glass per side and with a lighter aluminum door. This perhaps proved its downfall as vandals found great amusement in shattering a huge piece of glass whereas previously they had to make do with smaller individual panes. The last bastion of this type seems to be on caravan parks, often in colours other than red, either over painted or special variants. This was the last of the red kiosks to be produced prior to the Stainless Steel “KX” range.
It is in the lobby area of the Simon Engineering Building at Manchester University and hidden behind two orange room divider/pin boards. I nearly dropped my coffee when the penny dropped, having walked past it more than a couple of times already this week.