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Posted On: September 17th 2025, 08:44 am
Color Restoration for @amtrak ads from the 70’s
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seventh.spiel a year ago

seventh.spiel

fidelity queen

kylearthur_ a year ago

kylearthur_

👏👏

billymyersiii a year ago

billymyersiii

That’s wild

ali_______xoxo a year ago

ali_______xoxo

👏🏼 great work Ximena que cool!!

thephantomtrain a year ago

thephantomtrain

wow, it's night and day! that @tape_losangeles workshop sounds amazing. also, trains 🚂

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