tin

51 photos and 2 illustrations tagged tin, from 17 members of Flickr Commons.

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1910

2014

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optimal chicken said:
I gasped when I opened the page - it was still quite industrial up until not that long ago. The soot on the stonework too - clean now but years of burning coal had a huge effect on not just the buildings but the peoples health. I bet there wasn't a Greggs on the Quayside back then..
Paul W L Jones said:
Great pic!!!!!! Love it
Kieron Jackson said:
Wow, look at the colour of the guild hall.
Andrew Davison said:
Wish i could make the company name out on the little green Bedford wagon!
optimal chicken said:
I zoomed my page up but the image quality isn't there. I can say it looks like a 5 letter name and looks like this. Someone needs to fill the gaps in! C??AN

dereksbeard said:
My nana always had these tins of biscuits and then the empty tin was used to store a multitude for years after.
mikeyashworth said:
Some colour wrappings.

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scott said:
the host must have been a dancing fool......
roderickbodine said:
An orchestra of two. How minimalist.
perfgeek said:
Looks like it is quite literally "wall paper."
jdavis417 said:
Title: The accused Is this a joyful occasion? Seems pretty tense to me!
artpease said:
The 'host' might also be the 'caller' the one who cued the dancers to the next steps [swing your partner, do-si-do, allamende left, grand right and left, etc.]