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There was a huge output of info from BR in leaflet form although I never recalled seeing too many "highlights of the route" brochures.
This one complete with a Peak as the illustration, covers the virtues of the Settle to Carlisle line, which ironically at the time BR were trying to close!
Article in the Evening Telegraph 30/8/2010 describing the launch of the Dundee Railway Heritage Trail leaflet.
XeroBlu Enterprise Business Leaflet was created to promote the website which was launched in November 2009!
The image on the top is the outside design which contains the contact details with the logo background and features the business card theme (see gallery), while the inside design on the bottom was designed to look focus more on the products available and the 3 MAIN sections we provide, this theme was incorporated into the business card design.
Release (Circulation) Date: January 2010
On Tuesday 26th June 2012, around 50 K-Supporters set out to the streets of London to promote 'All Eyes on Korea', a 100 day festival of K-culture running alongside the Olympics.
Throughout the day, we visited all of the major tourist attractions including Trafalgar Square, Oxford Circus, Southbank, Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace. Volunteers were greeted by a cheerful crowd and were also involved in dancing and singing to K-Pop music.
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Free Leaflet / Handbill to all
39th Tiatr Competition organised by Kala Academy of Goa (Supported by TAG)
Staged on 15th Oct. 2013
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Photograph of bindweed taken by Roger Butterfield in July 2007.
Nature trail leaflet for Wortley Top Forge published by the South Yorkshire Trades Historical Trust in August 2008.
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The theme for the first week of this 366 project is "Introduce yourself". So yesterday's desperation shot is of the pile of leaflets and newsletters I was sorting out to put neatly into the file for our local Quaker group.
We get a bundle of stuff each month, so I volunteered to keep it all up to date and weed out information on events and courses that are now over.
The first design I landed with was of a tree bearing fairy tale images since my design concept was to understand fairy tales from its roots. But this design seemed a bit intimidating for children because the negative aspects of the fairy tale were accentuated. Instead I changed the design to give an ancient-document feel to the poster to attract all age groups but eventually modified it to make the design less contrived but easily spotted by the eye.
Sterners produced a Type K look-alike machine that had a long LCD display positioned to the right of the black button area. It is assumed that they were contracted to help the other supplier keep up with demand for this popular SVM outside Post Offices.
Sterners’ literature refers to this machine as an ‘EFM-E2’ and records that it could hold 400 books at a time in two columns.
There was, at some point, a move away from acceptance of £1, 50p, 20p and 10p coins to £1 only when Royal Mail changed from 50p/£1 books to £1/£2 book vending.
A version of this machine was produced in bronze instead of red for use within Windsor Castle.
Leaflet for the Happy, dating from about 1935.
Document scanned by A. Apra, used with permission. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous works published in Japan more than fifty years ago.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Happy.