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	<title>Comments on: Wall Graffiti</title>
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	<description>Yes, I'm the bigger one.</description>
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		<title>By: RickM</title>
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		<description>Wow! That&#039;s really cool. That the tradesmen did that, that you found it and that you&#039;re willing to save it. Don&#039;t think most would care enough to do that.

I once worked as a volunteer at a mansion restoration in Crystal Lake ILL. There you could find the signitures and dates of the plumbers who signed their work. Back in the 1860&#039;s it was a very advanced technology and tradesmen. I was told it was not uncommon for them to sign their work. They saved and protected the wall writing as well.</description>
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<p>I once worked as a volunteer at a mansion restoration in Crystal Lake ILL. There you could find the signitures and dates of the plumbers who signed their work. Back in the 1860&#8242;s it was a very advanced technology and tradesmen. I was told it was not uncommon for them to sign their work. They saved and protected the wall writing as well.</p>
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