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Bouquet of Wire

Paperwork from 1960.
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It is a really fine shot. So accurate! But it is so sad, though!
eide97
Wed 06-27-2007
nice shot, i espically love the title!
patty
Wed 06-27-2007
I like this one, paperwork from old abandonments always fascinates me.
Jude
Thu 07-12-2007
i love it, it aint every day you get to see papers from the 1960
allan201
Fri 07-27-2007
Nice, I love the composition
Mel
Sat 08-11-2007
That's always my favorite part, when there's still paperwork in the old buildings. It reminds you that the place was a part of someone's life and the building lived through the lives of those who worked and lived there. People laughed in the halls, they ate lunch together in the cafeteria, that human element only adds to the beauty of these places.

Someone looked at this building and was proud.
Kristiara
Wed 08-15-2007
wow, nice i like this one. The date on the paper makes it all.
Mike
Sun 10-07-2007
Gahh! Pardon my language, thats' a faggot!
Guitorman
Mon 01-21-2008
Perfect title!
Amazed
Fri 02-22-2008
it make u wonder who wrote on that paper last, sad
monkey
Sun 09-07-2008
Great title, great shot <3
Zara
Tue 12-02-2008

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