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The image is a close-up shot of two informational posters, framed by yellow borders, attached to a textured, light-colored metallic surface, likely a cabinet or locker. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly with overhead lights reflecting on the surface. The posters are printed in black text on white paper and are slightly curled at the edges, indicating they have been displayed for some time.

The top poster, dated 1992, informs customers about a carbonated water dispenser. It states: "Dear Customers! This apparatus is a carbonated water dispenser, model AT-101M - 1992 year of release. This apparatus is one of the few units that has been preserved and is maintained in its original condition, therefore we ask you to handle it with care!!!"

The bottom poster, also in Russian, continues the information for customers regarding the carbonated water dispenser. It reads: "Dear Customers!!! Apparatus for carbonated water. Accepts only USSR coins. Tokens can be purchased at the 'PRODUKTY' store or at the 'BOCHKA' kiosk. 1 kopeck - 25 rubles (carbonated water without syrup). 3 kopecks - 50 rubles (carbonated water with syrup)."

There are no people visible in the image. The posters are the primary subjects, with the metallic surface serving as the background. The context appears to be a commercial or public space where this vintage beverage dispenser is still operational. The mention of "Kablukovo, Russia" is not visually present in the image but is provided as contextual information about the location where this scene might be found.
FM-B34z72

Jul 5, 2026, 2:52 PM

Kablukovo, Russia

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The image is a close-up shot of two informational posters, framed by yellow borders, attached to a textured, light-colored metallic surface, likely a cabinet or locker. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, possibly with overhead lights reflecting on the surface. The posters are printed in black text on white paper and are slightly curled at the edges, indicating they have been displayed for some time. The top poster, dated 1992, informs customers about a carbonated water dispenser. It states: "Dear Customers! This apparatus is a carbonated water dispenser, model AT-101M - 1992 year of release. This apparatus is one of the few units that has been preserved and is maintained in its original condition, therefore we ask you to handle it with care!!!" The bottom poster, also in Russian, continues the information for customers regarding the carbonated water dispenser. It reads: "Dear Customers!!! Apparatus for carbonated water. Accepts only USSR coins. Tokens can be purchased at the 'PRODUKTY' store or at the 'BOCHKA' kiosk. 1 kopeck - 25 rubles (carbonated water without syrup). 3 kopecks - 50 rubles (carbonated water with syrup)." There are no people visible in the image. The posters are the primary subjects, with the metallic surface serving as the background. The context appears to be a commercial or public space where this vintage beverage dispenser is still operational. The mention of "Kablukovo, Russia" is not visually present in the image but is provided as contextual information about the location where this scene might be found.

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