Doug Coupland could have used this in his recent Canadian memorabilia book. I am not sure he may have something similar but it comes from an era certainly different from now. I found this on a hiking trip way away from everything behind a rock in the moss.
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Greg its amazingly couplandesque,, love it,,, makes me want to get a leather belt with the name of some small town done in beadwork on the back, another time for sure,, makes me want to be a ten year old kid in the 60s,, we were so fresh.