I work in an eleven storey office block built in
1966. It's all doors and corridors. One day I noticed that the
door hinges came in a variety of styles, and I became slightly obsessed with them and the story they had to tell.
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The Empire. |
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The Commonwealth. |
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Austerity. |
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Modernism. |
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Treading Water. |
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Cheap Foreign Import. |
I have some spare parts for the Briton door closers, but you're not having my beautiful example of "The Empire.", which I keep in good working order at all times.
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