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Post  Ev Mon 6 Aug - 18:25

http://blogs.library.auckland.ac.nz/nicai/archive/2011/11/07/Crown-Lynn-and-its-Elam-connections.aspx
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Post  Jonno Mon 6 Aug - 22:17

Thanks for that very interesting post Ev. Whilst some of the transfer patterns imported from overseas may have been rather ordinary I really love the creative designs that David helped create with their special New Zealand look. Ponui is an example , may not have been a great seller but a delight to behold in my opinion.
There are plenty of others.


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Post  Ev Tue 7 Aug - 18:44

Indeed Jonno - I totally agree with you and Ponui is very popular at the moment I have to add Very Happy.
David Jenkins has my total admiration for his creative talents that never seemed to end!
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