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Pair of plastic shopping bags from Easy Street Records, Seattle, WA, ca. 2013

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Easy Street Records is an independent record store established in Seattle in 1988 that hosts live performances by various musicians.
ID Number: 2013.71.Ref
Date: Circa 2013
Physical Description: 2 Bag, Shopping; plastic; 18 in.H x 14.75 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2013.71.Ref
Subjects: Performing Arts and Music, Retail and Department Stores

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