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Sybill 2 year s ago
#11 I had a stack of those. they were the punch outs of thin decorative plywood lattice panels that were press cut. Dad worked in a lumber yard circa 1969 - 1970.
They found many new uses.
       
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Didi 2 year s ago
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats! 36 JC-LOL
       
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Didi 1 hour ago
#10 at first glance they looked like vacuum packed bats!


Shark eggs look similar to this as well.
       
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Jos 2 year s ago
#7 PETA put the chains on to protest the killing of innocent fish. Weapons of Mass Deliciousness.
       
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Eurydice 2 year s ago
Jos,
This photo is taken in Hvide Sande (white sands) in Denmark
       
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Louis 2 year s ago
why did no one identify #18 ? this is an over-rated one dimensional bore who made a career off playing the same character for 30 years and not wearing a bra.
       
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Judie 2 year s ago
Louis,
don't care, would have done her upside down, backwards, standing on my head, one arm tied behind my back, fact might have given my left nut for a run at her.
       
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Sadie 2 year s ago
Judie, Jennifer
       
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Nap 2 year s ago
#4 is NOT for Printing or Typesetting, Type is measured in Points and Picas.(I've been a Printer since 1974) Other Pictures of Rulers like this on the Internet are called Concave Rulers. They are very old and there's no info on how they are used.
       
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