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04 Feb 2011 10:14 PM  

Hi Chelt

Think your  I + C  is a Boundary Stone. Quite common in large open estates of years gone past.

 

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04 Feb 2011 11:22 PM  

Love the boundary stone.

Can't believe those players are still there. Had some great gear out of those shops over the years too.

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06 Feb 2011 02:22 PM  
the player have been renewed recently and re framed etc, so they are accnoliged for what they are if makes sence, cheers for the info on the stone being a boundary marked, makes perfect sence seems as it was right in the corner of a feild. ill be up for a dig if im ever your way banjo, cheers again lads
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06 Feb 2011 02:22 PM  
the player have been renewed recently and re framed etc, so they are accnoliged for what they are if makes sence, cheers for the info on the stone being a boundary marked, makes perfect sence seems as it was right in the corner of a feild. ill be up for a dig if im ever your way banjo, cheers again lads
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09 Feb 2011 10:51 AM  

Here are a few in a Bar in Teguise-Lanzorote.

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09 Feb 2011 07:01 PM  

 Seems they uncovered this while fitting a vent at our local ex.GWR station.
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10 Feb 2011 09:31 PM  

Hello to all fellow collectors,

Yesterday, whilst travelling up to Maryborough, in central Victoria I took a few snaps of some signs in situ on the side of a little shop/restaurant. I had known they were there fore some years but never taken a picture.

I called in to see the owner as I knew that they had been totally flooded out a month ago and the shop had a metre of water through it all .He lost all his restaurant equipment and a mountain of very early adevertising that was in cupboards  nd drawers etc. It's a lovely old shop with lots of nostalgic decor throughout and it turns out he is an Englishman who has decided ti live here.

When the restaurant gets going again he'd welcome ant visitors who may wish to come for a look and more importantly book a seat at his restauarnt so he can get his business going again,

Regards, George Grant
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11 Feb 2011 11:50 AM  

saw this in Frome yesterday.
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11 Feb 2011 12:00 PM  

 Hello George

Sad news , and very similar to many stories from my region ( South East Queensland )
I am planning a trip to Victoria in the coming months to see Ken Arnold .

Can you send me some details , I would be happy to call in .

Cheers

Chris   ( relics@primus.com.au )
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11 Feb 2011 09:20 PM  

Hello Chris,

If you would like to give me a ring when you are visiting Ken Arnold, Carisbrook is just down the road a tad and so am I if you'd like to come and have a gander at my shearing museum and signage etc.

My phone number is 0354239450. If you'd like to see a bit more of the Carisbrook shop/restaurant please go to www.carolinesofcarisbrook.com and you can see much more there about their store etc.

Following this post I will put some pictures up of the signs on the shop. Some are original and some are repro but none the less they all look OK, in my opinion,

Regards, George Grant
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11 Feb 2011 09:54 PM  

Sorry but I just can't get the pictures to upload at this stage
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12 Feb 2011 08:25 PM  

Abit faded but....
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28 May 2013 03:23 PM  

 Somerset last week
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25 Jul 2013 11:38 PM  

East coast yesterday
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