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Found on a lamp-post near Granville Road 加連威老道 and Granville Square 加連威老廣埸, TST East 尖東, spring 2001.
My notes from the time say that this is by a 40-year-old Chinese lady... Although I heard elsewhere it was an elderly Scottish lady... Really, this author is a mystery!
16 new head moulds, one new tail mould. 13 accessories with new prints.
Full review here flic.kr/p/npBKYQ
Leaflets containing price lists for Fisons fertilisers and advice on their use found inside a copy of Tomato Growing By Prescription belonging to my great granny.
Bus times Autumn 1987 with a nice shot of Bristol VR,SNJ 592R-592 on the cover.Busy Bus 26th April 1987,And Take The Busy Bee 7, January 1995.
Gift books were kind of like early coffee table books. They are chock full of illustrations and poems and stories of dubious literary merit. They were meant to be displayed and cherished.
Our copy of Leaflets of Memory is rather boss as it is inscribed to “La Belle Marguarite” from the Doctor who “hopes to have a page” in her life. Hot stuff in deed. Do you think Marguarite had to loosen her corset upon reading the dedication? Did the mysterious Doctor encounter Marguarite whilst taking a Tardis joyride to 19th century America? The world wants to know, gosh darnit!
Call No.: 818 .L434
Location: George Peabody LIbrary
A feature of living at university halls is the deluge of crap leaflets coming through the door advertising rubbish you don't want. This example is a leaflet advertising music streaming service Spotify
From the helpful Tramlink information shop near East Croydon station. At this time, the projected opening year was 1999 but the first route actually started on 10 May 2000.
Spanish leaflet (collector's card). Estampas del cinema, series 8, 1931, No. 7 of 8. Editorial Grafica Barcelona. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
Conchita Montenegro (1911-2007) was a Spanish model, dancer, and stage and screen actress. She starred in several Spanish productions, but also in Italian, French, German and American films.
A live brief, to create a leaflet for an artist and their piece of work; Lens.
Currently part of an Exhibition at Plymouth Museum.
Leaflet included with the first issue of the Corgi Toys series (the Wall's ice cream van). This shows the second issue with extras.
This will be 339 the 1967 Monte Carlo Mini Cooper – early version in card box and with spun wheels. Here is a link to my original which is a later one in a window box and with cast wheels: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/9843169533
I should be on commission for uploading these scans!
Note that the tin comes with the THIRD issue, not with the Mini.
Leaflet produced for the exhibition held in London, displaying the work of Fancy stitch and the embroideries of the women of Ingwavuma,South Africa.
Taken from a Great Linford Parish Council leaflet.
Commemorating the legacy of Gyosei International School UK. The Japanese co-educational boarding school and playing fields closed in 2002 and the site at Willen Park South was redeveloped as Lovat Fields Village and Barret Homes Gyosei housing scheme.
Developer funding paid for eight artworks in Phase 1, which
are related to the themes of; Japanese Connections, Canal
History, Fish, Fowl, Insects and Invertebrates.
The trail is located on both sides of the Grand Union
Canal from H3 Monks Way to H5 Portway and is accessible
from the local redway network.
Local birds and plants
Laura’s seven enamel panels presenting local birds using a Japanese aesthetic, combine her training in Japanese woodblock and her experience of Japanese art with the practicality of vitreous enamelling. The panels are inspired by birds and plants that visitors to the canal are likely to see around them throughout the year. Laura has combined her imagery with Japanese short poems to bring together both local and Japanese ideas about seasonality and local wildlife, celebrating both the Japanese theme of the Gyosei Art Trail and the richness of the canal environment.
On the side of a road bridge over the Grand Union canal.
Cover of an A4 leaflet on the Historic Houses of West Yorkshire: Cliffe Castle. The leaflet was produced in the late 1980s/early 1990s (note the telephone code 0274 not 01274) by the West Yorkshire Archaeology Service - an updated version was issued later.
The leaflet includes line drawings of the house at various stages (when it was simply a 'Hall', at the height of its 'Castle' prowess under the ownership of Henry Isaac Butterfield', and in its current form as principal museum for the town), the stained glass window at the top of the stairs, and the griffin Butterfield crest. There is also a plan of the room layout while still the Butterfield home up until 1949.
The item was donated to Keighley and District Local History Society by Patricia Williams in December 2021. It is held in the History Society's physical archive.
Please excuse me for blowing my own trumpet but I'm rather pleased to have 2 of my photographs on this years Tatton Park visitor leaflets. The image above has been used several times by Tatton and is still on the web site. I have been credited on the back of the leaflets and rewarded for their use.
Another leaflet and the original shots below.
A.Schacht München Lenses
Dutch Leaflet c.1954.
In 1954 Schacht did move from München to Ulm so this must be one of the last leaflets were München is mentioned.
Instructions for Lenses with jump (automatic preset) diaphragm for Exakta, Praktica and Pentacon.
Also shown Travenar 1:2.8 50mm Lens with such diaphragm.
Scan of a printed brochure for the Golf GTi (8v and 16v) from January 1991. It's a simple 4 page, A4 size leaflet.
Back cover.
From the First Fall 2011 issue of Knitty
Pattern: Leaflet by Cecily Glowik MacDonald
Yarn: Quince and Co Ospery
Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron leafleting in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, during his 24 hour campaign for change, Wednesday May 5, 2010. Photo By Andrew Parsons .
five different brochures in 2-4 editions from 1984-1995.
All leaflets refer to the other four leaflets on the last page, but the 1995 "facts and figures" one (last one in the first row) mentions a leaflet called "LEGO products and the enviroment" instead of the "the LEGO prize" (with the Ygdrasil tree) one.