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The emphasis on navigation is apparent once again with this in box leaflet. Given that the majority of N78 owners will be getting a GPS enabled phone for the first time (and given it is one of the less established phone functions) it make sense to really emphasise the feature.
A leaflet showing the delights of the interior was printed and distributed to those at the formal opening.
Stop Music Cuts in Schools. Leaflet for 1990s campaign against cuts in instrumental teaching in schools.
Never before in my entire life as a photographer have I managed to capture something with so much clarity and sharpness. This is one of my all time favorite photographs :D
Corrymeela introductory leaflet from about 1972, definitely produced after summer 1972 but referring to the fact that "Of course for the last two years our usual programmes have been supplemented and on occasions supplanted by the demands of the political and human emergencies in Northern Ireland."
Extract from a leaflet presenting the Victory, Semi Dymos, Reex, Baby Ref, Union Ref and Baby Chrome, published in the 1930s.
Document owned and scanned by rebollo_fr. It is in public domain, as are all anonymous works published more than fifty years ago in Japan.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Baby Chrome.
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A small promotional leaflet produced for Kildare County Council advertising local events to celebrate National Heritage Week.
A small promotional leaflet produced for Kildare County Council advertising local events to celebrate National Heritage Week.
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From left: Jeff Merhoff, IUPAT DC 7; John Jorgensen, IUPAT DC 7 Business Manager/Secretary-Treasurer; Adam Holmes, IUPAT DC 7 and John Wasniewski, IUPAT Local 579 chat with a Local 579 member, handing him a flyer and a button the afternoon of Friday, October 3, 2008.
(Photo credit: Casie Yoder)