Documents tagged "handwritten"
Found 743 documents with this tag
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The image shows a CD with handwritten text on its surface. The text includes the name "Russia" and the date "1/10/98", suggesting that this is likely the content or date of significance related to the CD's contents. There's also an obscured section which seems to have contained additional information, but it has been blacked out for privacy or security reasons. The style of the image appears to be a photograph of the physical object rather than an image on a screen or monitor.
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The image shows a document with the title "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" written at the top in bold letters. Below this title is an area labeled "Description" where a handwritten note reads "CD" followed by a signature that could be associated with verification or authorization of the item's status. There are instructions for official use at the bottom, which include checkboxes and text fields, but the content of these fields is not legible in this image. The document appears to be a standard printed piece of paper, possibly related to inventory management or similar administrative tasks where scanning items may be required.
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The image shows a piece of paper with text and an attached photograph, all held together by a clip. The top part of the paper has printed text that includes the words "Photo Date: 1/24" and a time "07:35," suggesting when the photo was taken. Below this information is another line of text which appears to be the name or title "Minister-Counselor for Economic Affairs - DCM." The photograph depicts two people, but their faces are blurred out due to privacy concerns. One person seems to be seated and wearing a dark suit, while the other individual is standing with one arm extended towards the seated figure, suggesting an interaction or discussion between them. In addition to the visible text on the paper, there's also a handwritten note at the bottom which reads "Duplicate." This indicates that this particular piece of paper might be a copy and not the original document. The photograph is attached securely with a plastic clip, ensuring it doesn't fall out or get lost. The context suggests that this could be an official document from a governmental or diplomatic setting, but without more information, it's difficult to determine the exact nature of the photo or the identities of the individuals depicted.
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The image shows a page from an album of photographs with annotations over several images, obscuring their content. The page contains eight photos, arranged in two columns and four rows. Each photo is labeled with handwritten text, which includes place names such as "Red Square" and "Moscow," indicating that the pictures were taken in Russia. The visible texts on the page are: - At the top left corner, there's a date written as "12/6" with an illegible year. - The first photo is labeled "Kremlin" followed by a line of handwritten text that is not fully legible due to obstruction. - The second and third photos are also labeled "Moscow," but the specific details are obscured by annotations. - In the bottom left corner of the page, there's an arrow pointing towards the first photo with the text "Red Square," and next to it, a handwritten note that says "Henriette." The visible images show architectural features that are likely part of historical buildings in Russia, which suggests these photographs were taken during a visit to Moscow or other areas within Russia. The style of the photos is candid and appears to capture everyday scenes from the locations mentioned.
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This is an album of photographs with handwritten captions, likely from a vacation or tour. The images show various indoor scenes with architectural details and historical significance. Each photograph has a black mark over the face area where people are present, suggesting privacy concerns or possibly that the individuals pictured do not wish to be identified. The text on the photos includes labels like "PALACE" and "CHURCH," indicating the type of building featured in each picture. The overall quality of the photos suggests they were taken with older photographic technology, as evidenced by the graininess and color saturation.
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The image is a photograph of an official document with instructions. The paper is blue and prominently features the phrase "CSM NOT SCANNED" at the top in bold letters. Below this message, there's handwritten text that reads "An Thumbaiyah!" This phrase appears to be a personal signature or initials next to some form of identification number, which has been intentionally obscured with a black line for privacy. At the bottom of the document, there is an additional piece of information, but it's not entirely clear due to the resolution of the image. The text at the bottom includes "Official Document" and mentions "Instructions Read March 25th," suggesting that this paper was meant to be reviewed by a specific individual on or before that date.
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The image appears to be a printed collage of photographs and descriptions. The photos seem to represent various outdoor scenes, including landscapes and possibly geological features. There are texts overlaying some pictures with what looks like technical information, such as coordinates and elevation values, indicating that these may be scientific or geographic data points. A handwritten note in the bottom left corner seems to be a reminder or directive of sorts, although it's not fully visible. The style of the image is informational, with an emphasis on providing details about specific locations or objects within the photographs.
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The image shows a paper with multiple black rectangles placed over the original content, effectively obscuring that information from view. The visible elements include the title "SECRET" at the top of the document and what appears to be a series of column headers such as "DETACHED COPY NO." and "FROM," suggesting this is a form or checklist for handling confidential documents. There are also some handwritten notes on the page, one of which reads "Honolulu," indicating a location. The paper has two visible binder holes at the top, suggesting it was intended to be inserted into a binder or folder.
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The image shows a document with several lines of text, but most of it is redacted with black rectangles, obscuring its content. At the top and bottom of the page, there are visible texts which appear to be headings or titles, but they too are partially covered by redactions. The visible portion at the top reads "NOTICE OF RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR REVIEW". The document is in a standard letterhead format with lines for handwritten notes on the left side. The bottom of the page has a section titled "CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT", which is also partially redacted. The overall style of the image suggests it is an official or legal document intended to protect sensitive information by obscuring parts of it.
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The image shows a document with several sections blacked out using large rectangular blocks, presumably to hide sensitive information. The remaining visible areas contain what appears to be handwritten notes and text. There are times mentioned such as "17:45" and "18:00," indicating specific time intervals. The document is placed within a binder or folder with a clear plastic cover that has tabs for organizing pages. The background of the image is not focused and seems to be an indistinct indoor setting.
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The image shows a CD-R disk with handwritten label text that says "Dancers Photos". The CD is placed on what appears to be a piece of paper or a similar flat surface. The background is blurred and nondescript, drawing attention to the CD and its purpose as a storage medium for photographs.
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The image shows a sign with the message "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" prominently displayed at the top. Below this message, there's a line for description where someone has handwritten in what appears to be a phone number. At the bottom of the sign, there is text that seems to provide information about official instructions and an indication that the sign was updated on April 24, 1996. The background behind the sign is not clearly visible due to the focus being on the sign itself.
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The image shows a compact disc (CD) with a label that has been partially obscured by a black rectangle. The visible part of the CD label includes handwritten text at the top right corner and the word "BEAST" in bold, capitalized letters near the center. The background is indistinct but appears to be a textured surface or paper with some creases and marks on it. The image has a grainy texture which could suggest that it's a photograph or a scanned document.
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The image is of a printed form with the following text: "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" and below that, there is a handwritten note that reads "CD." At the bottom of the form, there is additional text which appears to be a barcode reader's instructions or information related to scanning items, but it is too small to read clearly in this description. The form itself has an orange background with black text and a clear area where the CD was placed for scanning purposes.
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The image is a series of smaller photographs arranged side by side on what appears to be a film strip or a printout. Each photograph has been altered with black rectangular boxes over the central area, obscuring any identifiable content within them. The text "FILM STRIPS" is visible at the top of the arrangement, and there are labels below each photo, such as "MAY 15 2023," indicating potential dates associated with the photographs. Additionally, there are handwritten annotations on some of the photos, like "SAN FRANCISCO," suggesting locations or notes about the content within them.
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The image shows a document with two main lines of text. The first line is a heading that reads "Item Was Not Scanned" in bold letters. Below this heading, there's a description field where the word "CD" is handwritten. At the bottom of the document, there are additional instructions or notes stating "Official Document Instructions New Orleans, LA 70130 August 2019". The background of the document is white, and the text and description fields have black borders for emphasis. The overall style of the image is a straightforward scan of an official document with important information to convey.
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The image displays a CD case with a label on the disc that reads "MAX IN SHOW" and "1080p." The label also features handwritten annotations such as "SPEED" in a bold ink stroke. The overall appearance of the case is worn, with visible scratches and fingerprints on its surface. There's no visible text providing additional context about the content or purpose of the CD.
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The image shows a piece of paper with printed instructions and a handwritten note. The paper is predominantly yellow with black text that reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in large bold letters at the top, indicating a failure to properly process an item through scanning equipment. Below this header, there's space labeled "Description," where someone has written "Unknown," suggesting they did not have the required information about the item in question. The bottom of the paper includes additional text that is partially obscured and mentions "Official Business" with a reference to March 2019. The style of the image appears to be a standard photograph capturing an official document with some human intervention, specifically the handwritten note.
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The image shows an orange warning sign with black text. The sign is rectangular and appears to be a paper notice rather than a digitally displayed message. It contains the words "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" in bold letters at the top. Below this, there's a section titled "Description" which has been filled out with handwritten text that reads "CD." At the bottom of the sign, there are instructions for how to handle the item, although these details are not fully visible. The sign is set against a neutral background, and no people or specific locations can be discerned from the image.
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The image shows a printed document with handwritten notes on it. The document appears to be an index card from a DVD collection, as indicated by the text "DVD-X4" at the top left corner. Below this label, there is more text that reads "LSJ SUNSET HOME POWER." This suggests that the document is referencing either a specific movie or series title, and possibly its thematic content or genre related to sunsets and power. The handwriting seems to be in permanent ink on top of the printed document.