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An elaborate door for a coal bunker! Such detail in the iron work and beautiful texture in the weathered timber.
The third shot is my favourite, the light brings out the texture in the rusted iron. Nice find!
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It sure is a beautiful door. The iron work is fantastic. I would suggest early 1800's. Nice shots as well.
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Marvelous pics again Ian...
2nd one's my fav.. love the rust color..
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Hi Ian. Nice set of photos. For some reason the third really stands out. It may be due to the angle as the shadows are captured so nicely giving each little "knob" of metal form. The colour contrast in the others between the wood and the metal is very striking to me. If doors could talk about who went in... Thanks for sharing these.
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