Anna Banana in her workshop perforating a new set of stamps for her International Art Post. Mid 90's.
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2 comments:
Great picture, Michael! And YIKES
that's one big machine!!! Love her
stamps though.
It's a whopper isn't it?! I had no idea perforators could be so huge! I keep hoping to find one down the boot sales but if it was this big I'd never get it in my plastic carrier bag!
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