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CLOSE-UP COLOR PHOTO OF COMPRESSED COMMERCIAL CARD-BOARD PACAGING REMNANTS READY FOR PICKUP
aka: Thousand Pleasures of Packaging.
A 2019 Dodge Durango Police Package with the NYPD 107 PCT. A lot of these are being dispersed to different PCTs across the city now along with the 2020 FPIUs.
WEEK 52.1 – Flashback 2016: Hernando Walmart (IV)
Here’s a look at the packaged deli sign, which hung from the ceiling above some coffin cases and the coolers along the right-side wall. As much as I like these classic Project Impact pillow signs, the ones in grocery here seemed a little redundant: they have text on both sides, but the side opposite the one pictured above really isn’t of much use! With the black décor 2.0 remodel, one-sided signs replaced these and simply line the wall.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
September2024.Abandoned gas station that still seems to be open for other business. In Marianna, Arkansas.AcrosII@100.Fuji69ii.DDX1to4.scan:FujifilmXH2
So happy to have found a solution that allows me to safely ship CDs & DVDs without extra packaging! So - it's a jewel case, a mailer, and a storage case all in one.. and not likely to be thrown out!! A little more environmentally friendly than a jewel case + bubble or paper mailer, and it's pretty swanky, no?
anneruthmann.blogspot.com/2007/12/greener-cddvd-packaging...
WEEK 34 – Horn Lake Walmart, Set I
Last but not least for this Saturday, a semi-close-up of the HL WM's packaged deli department. I will say that the signage doesn't look all that bad here (and indeed, I liked the original Impact, and admit that the following iterations did keep its fundamental design intact even if it cheapened the physical quality of the décor pieces)... it's just the lack of signage elsewhere, in more zoomed-out views, that contributes to the “cheap” environment. But I'll get more into that next time, which is in two weeks.
Next week – speaking of “iterations,” more from the Southaven Gordmans reopening is on its way...!
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
all etsy and mintd orders will receive free gift-ready packaging...
white jewelry boxes tied sweetly with colorful baker's twine.
perfect for the holidays!
***see profile for ordering info.
Adams Express Company is now a "publicly traded diversified equity fund," as Wikipedia puts it, but in the early part of the twentieth century it was still a shipping company, like UPS and FedEx are today. Back then, you could use this postcard to poetically alert a friend or relative to the imminent delivery of a Christmas present by the Adams Express Company.
Adams Express Company
Today I am sending by Adams Express
A Christmas package to your address;
And furthermore I wish to say,
Don't open until Christmas day.
Originally posted on Ipernity: I Am Sending by Adams Express a Christmas Package to Your Address.
Déjà deux semaines depuis le retour sur terre (c’est moi ou le temps passe plus vite ici ?!), j’ai bien repris mes marques dans la vie terrestre. L’emploi du temps s’allège un peu, du coup j’en profite pour ouvrir mon courrier... 😅😳😱
Credits: ESA
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I used this lovely doily paper in another way for packaging...
You can print your own paper here...
www.dailysuze.com/blog5.php/2011/01/26/free-printable-par...
I never know what to do with this sort of spectacular stuff other than just look at it. Can't seem to find a way to incorporate it into my Christmas scenes around the house, (not with touchy feely kids around anyway), and besides, I just don't have the space. Gaahh, vintage packaging. It's unparalleled! <3
A huge box with yards of brown paper to send me 3 pouches that weren’t even breakable. Sigh
I’ll show you the brown paper when I get it under control
A clever livery advertising their parcels service adorns Eastern Counties AAH 735J. The bus is a Bristol RELL6G with ECW B53F body RL 735 new in December 1970. The location is Norwich bus station, sharing space is XAH 381H a Bristol VRT with ECW H39/31F body VR 381 new June 1970.
*I would normally straighten up a leaning picture but to do that would cut off a chunk of the VRT which would be a pity.
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