NORM ADVERTISING, INC. Advertising campaign for dealers in milk and dairy products.

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Norm Advertising, Inc., successor by merger with Amsterdam Syndicate, Inc. (PWH); 19Jun70; R486637.

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Norm Advertising, Inc., successor by merger with Amsterdam Syndicate, Inc. (PWH); 19Jun70; R486637.

Through it, there was rising upon his spirit the vision of the Law Eternal and Heavenly, the norm and pattern of the law that on earth binds men to purity and righteousness.

doorway, now built into the N. porch, and a Norm.

Note (1) the restored Norm.

in the sanctuary, (2) square Norm.

Roughly, the work may be classified as follows: Norm.

perhaps even Pre-Norm.

It is E.E., but was executed before the style had divested itself of its Norm.

In S. transept note (1) vigorous grotesques on capitals, (2) font, perhaps pre-Norm.

It has an interesting church (ded. to St Lawrence), with a W. tower of the prevailing Perp. type, but supported on a Norm.

There is also a Norm. door on the N. side, now blocked.

Within the building should be noticed (1) the rood staircase, which has been thrown open; (2) the Norm.

stone reading-desk or pulpit in S. wall; (4) "Miserere" seats in the choir, with their quaint carvings (attributed to the 14th cent.); (5) Jacobean oak pulpit; (6) Norm.

There is a plain Norm.

There is a Norm. font, and outside the S. doorway is a stoup.

The font, is Norm., and so probably is the round-headed S. doorway.

Note (1) the curious recess in exterior S. wall of apse; (2) double square piscina in chancel; (3) rood-loft stair; (4) Norm.

The church has a plain saddle-back tower, partly Norm.

The porch contains a curious stoup; the font is Norm.

The most notable features of the building are the Norm.