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The Hall-Marking of Jewellery Practically Considered

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One of the first liveries to be seen on Corgi's Neoplan Cityliner was the distinctive brown and gold of Hallmark, Luton's premier operator who used vehicles such as this as team coaches for several Premiership football clubs. N4 HMC was one of four Cityliners bought new in 1996 and this livery was incidentally the inspiration for that worn by Generation Travel's vehicles as seen earlier in my stream. This incarnation of Hallmark moved to Coleshill in 2002 and ended up as part of the Rotala empire; another operator called Hallmark is now based in Luton but I understand is not connected with the original company.

got an order through a gallery for a short version of the Fools Gold necklace. Its coming with a clasp and I kinda like it. So it'll be in the program now. Yee!

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