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The image displays a weathered, circular, metallic plaque affixed to a light-colored wall. The plaque, likely brass or bronze, is the primary object, positioned centrally. It exhibits an aged, greenish-brown patina and signs of wear, including white residue on its surface and chipped or broken sections at the lower, banner-like extension. The plaque features a central relief of the British Royal Coat of Arms, depicting a crowned shield flanked by a crowned lion on the left and a unicorn on the right. Below the main crest, smaller figures and additional shields are present. Inscriptions are cast into the metal: "212" is centered at the top within an oval. "MILNERS PATENT" curves along the upper circumference. The lower banner section reads "STRONG HOLDFAST" and "FIRE-RESISTING SAFE". Smaller, partially legible text includes phrases such as "IMPROVED PATENT", "APPROVED BY H.M. GOVERNMENT", "LIVERPOOL", "LONDON", and "ROYAL EXCH. BUILDINGS". The plaque is secured to the wall by two visible fasteners, appearing as dark circular points, positioned on either side of the central emblem. The wall itself is a uniform, light color, possibly painted or plastered, with minor surface variations. No people, actions, or interactions are depicted. The object is presented as observed in the city of Ciherang, Indonesia.
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