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A girlfriend and I went down to Nannup last weekend for a meeting. Thank goodness she's a photog too - we stopped off along the way!
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British Railways luggage label: Brighton
BR21716/116
British Railways luggage label: Bridport
BR21716/115
British Railways luggage label: Glass
BR21706
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Handmade wine labels
Self-adhesive labels over printed by hand with relief-cut blocks.
Blocks cut from rubber erasers with palm chisels
12 septembre 2010 - Les membres du Bloc Québécois de la circonscription de Laurentides-Labelle étaient invités à un brunch à La Marmite magique de Labelle.
Photo citation: Ted Auch, 2022. Photo courtesy of FracTracker Alliance.
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The old fashioned label maker at work had this old fashioned label on it so that we would know what it is!