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From: "David Brooks" <dbrooks@empire.net>
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Subject: ASCII art of Boston Post Cane ?
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Any talented ASCII artist out there able to do a good picture of the Boston
Post Cane, shown here (bottom photo on the Web page):

web.maynard.ma.us/history/bpcane.htm

I need enough room to write something inside the head of the cane.

I've tried, but it's beyond me.

E-mail me if you're interested - dbrooks@empire.net