Consumer-graphics collection Est. 2026 · Vancouver

CLIPARCHIVE

A working museum of clip art, 1980s–early 2000s.

Now cataloguing·MS Office 97 · PCPaintbrush 1994 · Print Shop Deluxe 1995 · SoftKey Ultimate 1996·New acquisitions posted daily·All objects recovered from circulating media·The whole store is the show·

Accession record

CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04825

CHECK008

Retrieved from storage.

The image shows a check written by Charles Checkwrtter from 102 Bon Vie Way DC to someone named "The Brakeman" for $943 at an address in Greenbacks, with void stamped across it and signed off on top right corner of the paper. It is placed inside what appears to be a ticket booth or window frame. The background has gray tones.

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The image shows two US presidential dollar coins with a background that appears to be an orange cylinder resembling a cartridge casing. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04822 The image shows a digital drawing of an open laptop with various windows displayed on its screen; there is also a pen resting atop one window that appears to be in use for writing or editing text. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04823 The image shows three checks with handwritten names on them placed next to each other against a black background. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04824 The image shows a ticket with text that reads "Charles Checkwrtier" at top left corner followed by an address in New York City; below this is another line of text reading "ACEME LLC." There's also some illegible writing beneath it, and to the right side there are two lines: one says "$15.00," indicating a cost or price for something, and the other reads "RETURNED" with an arrow pointing downwards towards the bottom left corner of the ticket where another line states "Fifteen Dollars." The image has been CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04826 The image shows a ticket with handwritten text on it that reads "ACME" at top left corner of paper, followed by an address in black ink; below this is another line of numbers 1694578320 and then there's more information including the word 'paid', indicating some form of payment or transaction. The ticket has a barcode on it with red lines running through its center horizontally, suggesting that something may be wrong with the scanning process for this particular item. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04827 The image shows a collection of three tickets with different designs placed next to each other against an indistinct background that appears dark in color. CA-1996-masterclips-35k-1996-04828