Historical, English-only artifact.
Hunt, Edmunds & Co., originally from Banbury, placed circular brewery plaques on their tied pubs during the 19th and early 20th centuries . When they were acquired by Bass, Mitchells & Butlers in the 1960s, the plaques, (especially the slate-grey ones) remained on premises, including in Exeter.
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Language English - Text on Sticker:
"CARS RUIN CITIES"
The text is in all uppercase, formed using yellow dot-matrix style lettering, mimicking the look of digital road signs.
Background is black, making the message pop visually.
The sticker is placed on a grey metal surface, likely a lamppost or street sign.
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