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Flat White

Beer can craft and other symbols of war

12 May 2018

7:26 PM

12 May 2018

7:26 PM

The beer can plane was perched high on a seldom-dusted shelf in the local op-shop.

The last time I had seen one of these was on Saigon’s former Rue Catinat – renamed Dong Khoi after 1975 – and they were being peddled by a legless veteran of the former South Vietnam Army.

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