Documents tagged "below"
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The image shows a document with handwritten text and signatures. At the top of the page, there's bold text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" followed by a date written in black ink. Below this statement is the word "Description" which appears to be part of a section header for providing details about an item or document. The handwriting suggests it may be related to official instructions or documentation, but the content and purpose are not fully visible due to the cut-off at the bottom of the image.
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The image is a photograph of a document with various handwritten notes and stamps. At the top, there's text that reads "POLICE DEPARTMENT" in bold letters, followed by the words "PALM BEACH" in smaller print. Below this header, additional handwritten information appears to be related to a case or incident report, including details such as dates, times, and descriptions of events. There are several lines with checkboxes next to each line, suggesting that some form is being filled out or reviewed. The overall quality of the image suggests it might be an older document due to its faded appearance and visible creases.
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This is a photo of a magazine cover with the title "X-MEN" prominently displayed at the top. Below the title, there's a large black rectangular block that obscures part of the image, likely to censor sensitive content or details within the magazine page. The rest of the visible text on the cover includes phrases like "THE ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER COLUMN" and additional text that is too small to read clearly. The style of the image suggests a vintage or older publication, with its layout and typography reminiscent of mid-20th century design trends.
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The image is a cover of the magazine "Xcitement". It prominently features a woman dressed as an airline stewardess with her mouth playfully covered by her hand. The cover includes various texts and logos. At the top left corner, it says "The First & Original", followed by "12 Years Old!" suggesting that this issue marks the magazine's 12th anniversary. Below this is a red circle containing white text that reads "The Best of the Best XXX" indicating the nature of the content inside. In the center of the cover, there's a large photo of the woman, with her eyes looking directly at the viewer while maintaining an air of mystery with her hand covering her mouth. The style of the image suggests it is from the late 20th century, given the design and fashion elements such as the vintage airplane and the woman's hairstyle. On the right side of the cover, there are additional texts which include a web address "www.xcitementmagazine.com" for those interested in further information or to access digital content related to the magazine. At the bottom right corner, there is a subscription offer with an expiration date and price, although it's partially obscured. The overall layout of the cover suggests it was designed to attract attention and tease the contents within.
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The image features a sign that appears to be advertising a place called "Scarlett's Cabaret". The text on the sign is quite prominent and clear, with the words "MORE LEG ROOM" written in large, bold letters at the top. Below this, there are two lines of text that seem to provide additional information about the establishment. The first line reads "Scarlett's Cabaret", which likely indicates the name of the business. The second line includes a phone number "NW Corner of 16th & Hallandale Blvd | (305) 749-2888", providing potential customers with contact information and the location of the establishment. There's also an image of a woman featured on the sign, but her face is obscured by what appears to be a pattern or design. The overall style of the image is reminiscent of a typical business advertisement or flyer.
EFTA00004055-p-1.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text. The visible printed text includes "ITEM WAS I NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top, followed by "Description:" where there is space for writing an explanation, but no actual description is written here. Below that, additional information has been added in pen, but it's not entirely clear due to the quality of the image and the handwriting. At the bottom of the paper, there's a small section titled "Official Docket Instructions" with a date mentioned as "July 7, 2015." This indicates that the document might be related to some official documentation process or an inventory system where items are expected to be scanned for record-keeping purposes. The paper appears to be part of an internal manual or guide, possibly within a professional or administrative setting.
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The image shows a printed form with text on it. The text at the top of the page reads "Case #" followed by some numbers that have been redacted for privacy. There's a section titled "REPORT OF INCIDENT" which includes fields such as "Date," "Time," and "Officers Name." Below this, there is information regarding an incident that mentions a "1982 Ford F-150" and a "1976 Buick Regal." The form appears to be related to law enforcement or insurance claims involving vehicles. At the bottom of the page, there's additional text that says "FILM SPECIALITIES" with a handwritten note that includes the numbers "34890 5921" and an illegible word. There are also some redacted parts where personal information would typically be found, ensuring the privacy of the individuals involved in the incident reported on this form.
EFTA00004049-p-1.jpg
The image displays a yellow notice with printed text and handwritten annotations. The text on the top half of the paper reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold, capital letters, indicating that a procedure was not followed as expected. Below this, there is a description provided by hand, which says "Liquid Soap Bottle," specifying what the item is that failed to be scanned. The note also includes an expiration date of "7/16/2020," suggesting when it should no longer be considered valid or relevant. At the bottom right corner, there's a signature, likely indicating the person who acknowledged the issue. The paper appears to be placed in front of another document or item that is not visible due to its position.
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The image shows a black and white photograph of a sign with a "CAUTION" label at the top. Below this label, there's a phone number and additional text that is not entirely clear due to the resolution of the photo. The style of the image suggests it may be from an older time period or taken in a setting where modern technology might not be as prevalent. There are no people visible in the image, and the focus is solely on the sign with its warning message.
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The image appears to be a photograph of an official document that has been redacted with black lines and rectangles over parts of it. The visible text on the document includes words such as "DETAILED DESCRIPTION" at the top, followed by the word "STATEMENT" in a larger font size. Below this, there are sections headed by numbers like 1A, 1B, etc., with accompanying details under each section. There is also text that seems to refer to financial statements or reporting of some kind. The document has several horizontal and vertical lines indicating the structure of the report or application form.
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The image displays a vintage frame label for the Burwood Collection. The label features the words "Burwood Collection" prominently at the top. Below that, there is an illustration of what appears to be a camera lens, accompanied by text indicating the size as 8-1/4 inches and the depth as 32 mm. The style of the image suggests it is from an older era, possibly referring to an item like a vintage camera or photographic equipment. The label also includes information about its manufacturing location: "Made in Canada" and "Italian Moulding" suggesting that Italian-style moulding was used in its production.
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The image displays a piece of paper with handwritten and printed text. At the top of the paper, there's a bold warning in all caps that reads "Item was NOT scanned". Below this statement, there is a line for an inventory description, where someone has written "Two ton truck #123". The bottom section includes a date stamp with the information "OFFICIAL DOCUMENT INSERTED JULY 28TH, 2005" and a barcode that appears to be for tracking purposes. The document's content suggests it could be related to inventory management or logistics where scanning items is a standard procedure.
EFTA00003942-p-2.jpg
The image shows a yellow label with printed and handwritten text. The print on the label says "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold capital letters at the top. Below this message, there's a description field where someone has written in pen or marker, but the details of what is written are not legible. At the bottom of the label, there are official instructions with text too small to read clearly. The overall style of the image is straightforward and resembles a document or notice typically used for inventory management or tracking purposes.
EFTA00003939-p-2.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top. Below this statement, there is another line of text in a smaller font that appears to be handwritten, but it's not completely legible from this angle and resolution. The paper has a yellow hue, suggesting it may be an official notice or report, possibly related to inventory control or document processing. There are no visible people or locations on the paper itself. The text is clear and centered on the page, drawing attention to its message that an item was not scanned as expected or required.
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The image shows a rectangular sign with rounded corners and a yellow background. At the top of the sign is bold black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED." Below this, there's a handwritten note in blue ink that says "Piece of furniture" followed by another sentence that appears to be illegible due to the resolution of the image. At the bottom of the sign, there are instructions written in smaller black font, but these too are not entirely legible due to the image's clarity. The style of the image is a straightforward photograph with no additional context or background details visible.
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The image is a digital photograph of a piece of paper with printed text and handwritten notes. At the top of the page, the phrase "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" is written in bold capital letters. Below this statement, there's a description that includes the name "Patricia Arquette." There are also two lines for additional information; however, these sections are blank. On the right side of the paper, toward the bottom, there's a handwritten note, which seems to be a correction or comment. The text is too small and blurred to read clearly in this description. The paper has an official look with its design, suggesting it might be from an administrative document or form. At the top right corner of the image, there appears to be a barcode, but the details are not clear due to the angle and focus of the photograph. The image conveys information typically found in records or logs used for inventory, checkouts, or tracking purposes within an organization or institution.
EFTA00003931-p-1.jpg
The image displays a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text. The top section has printed text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters. Below this, there is additional information including the words "Description" followed by what appears to be a handwritten note or name, written in ink. The bottom of the image shows another line of printed text, although it is partially obscured and only the first few characters are visible; however, we can see the word "OFFICIAL" before the rest of the text gets cut off. The paper has a crease across its width and appears to be a document that might be used for inventory or record-keeping purposes.
EFTA00003929-p-1.jpg
The image shows a white paper with black text written on it. The main message is that an item was not scanned and has been labeled as "NOT SCANNED" in capital letters. Below this heading, there's a handwritten note, which seems to be in red ink, but the text is too small to read clearly from this angle. In the bottom right corner, there is a date written in black ink, which reads "17 July 2019," indicating when the document was created or last updated. The paper appears to be folded, and its edges are visible on both sides of the image. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the text-filled paper.
EFTA00003927-p-1.jpg
The image shows a form with printed text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top. Below that, there is a space for entering information labeled "Description" followed by another line titled "Photo/Name." There are handwritten notes on this form: under "Description," someone has written "Photo name," and below it, "Not taken yet," suggesting the photo has not been captured at the time of writing. At the bottom left corner, there is a small icon or logo followed by text that seems to indicate an official status of the document; however, only the words "Official U.S. Government" are visible in the image. The style of the form appears to be an official document with printed instructions and handwritten notes for clarification or tracking purposes.
EFTA00003925-p-1.jpg
The image shows a piece of paper with black text. At the top, in large letters, it reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" indicating that an expected scanning process did not occur. Below this message is a handwritten description that says "Photo Albums" suggesting these were items involved in the described situation. At the bottom, there's another handwritten note that appears to say "7/16/04" which might be a date related to the circumstances. The paper has some creases and stains, giving it an aged or used appearance.