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I also saw this in the medical center. I did the same thing. The only difference to this one is the colour scheme.
Also, hidden within the book, was a leaflet for tents and camping equipment from The Lightweight Tent Supply Company, 61 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1. This has no specific date on it, but I suspect is roughly contemporary to the book - it contains endorsements of it's products from an article in "Land & Water", 7th Sept 1916, and in reference to their Motor Tent, say, "As supplied to Officers of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards for Active Service at the Front." I can, unfortunately, find no reference to this company on the net, but here is a picture of the area a little earlier, in 1890.
Also, hidden within the book, was a leaflet for tents and camping equipment from The Lightweight Tent Supply Company, 61 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1. This has no specific date on it, but I suspect is roughly contemporary to the book - it contains endorsements of it's products from an article in "Land & Water", 7th Sept 1916, and in reference to their Motor Tent, say, "As supplied to Officers of the 1st and 2nd Life Guards for Active Service at the Front." I can, unfortunately, find no reference to this company on the net, but here is a picture of the area a little earlier, in 1890.
Leaflet Cardigan by Cecily Glowik MacDonald
Yarn: Cascade Venezia Worsted (3.3 skeins)
See my Ravelry Project page for information on my mods to use worsted weight. www.ravelry.com/projects/manosa/leaflet
Its a size guide from the post office - and also a tent! Yay!
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For August's MSH, "Red convertible".
Local supporters of Swift Conservation www.swift-conservation.org/ worked with the local council to produce these leaflets which we tried to distribute to residents around the city in buildings where the birds nest.
The leaflets were produced on good quality stiff coated paper and had a Welsh version on the reverse.
We also produced a leaflet for House Martins, see www.flickr.com/photos/paul_seligman_cardiff/14871464316/
Perhaps you could do something similar in your area?