1)Two non-illuminated advertisement boards 3'3" x 2'0" reading "Espley" in 7" and 5.25" maroon letters on a seagull ground "& Co. Ltd." in black letters on a maroon ground, "Phone 2621" in 1.75" black letters on a seagull ground, "Evesham" in 2.25" seagull letters on a maroon ground. 2)Non-illuminated advertisement board 15'3" x 8'6" reading "Espley Evesham" in 1'7" and 5.25" maroon letters on a seagull ground, "College of Further Education, Phase 2 for City of Worcester Committee" in 7" and 2.5" light blue letters on a maroon ground. Incorporated in the board will also be the names of sub-contractors, Architect, Quantity Surveyor, Consulting Engineer.
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1)Two non-illuminated advertisement boards 3'3" x 2'0" reading "Espley" in 7" and 5.25" maroon letters on a seagull ground "& Co. Ltd." in black letters on a maroon ground, "Phone 2621" in 1.75" black letters on a seagull ground, "Evesham" in 2.25" seagull letters on a maroon ground. 2)Non-illuminated advertisement board 15'3" x 8'6" reading "Espley Evesham" in 1'7" and 5.25" maroon letters on a seagull ground, "College of Further Education, Phase 2 for City of Worcester Committee" in 7" and 2.5" light blue letters on a maroon ground. Incorporated in the board will also be the names of sub-contractors, Architect, Quantity Surveyor, Consulting Engineer.
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