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English: 1953 Alberta license plate with the small "I" used to distinguish the letter from the number"1". The letters "o" and "I" were only used in Alberta on this issue only. |
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| Source | ALBERTA 1953 auto license plate letter I |
| Author | Woody1778 from Edmonton, Canada |
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| 02:58, 28 June 2010 |  | 2,544 × 1,336 (587 KB) | 117Avenue | {{Information |Description=1953 Alberta license plate with the small "I" used to distinguish the letter from the number"1". The letters "o" and "I" were only used in Alberta on this issue only. |Source=[http://www.flickr.com/photos/9816248@N03/1336467322/ |
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