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i autographed that table in march.....little text for the demo guys.....such a shame
Just because I was really bored, and sort of curious, I took a copy of both this photo and the close up into photoshop. By changing the contrast and brightness levels, it becomes clear that the only obviously missing letters on the door are in fact "& S4." I then matched the letter size and added the missing items back.

Keeping in mind the fact that Motts took this picture at an angle and not straight on, when you rotate the image accordingly there is still a minor distortion of angle, but it does seem to appear that with the accounting for that and the added lettering returned, it is all in fact centered on the door itself.

The EC list posted above shows that S1 means the items are to be kept locked up, as evidenced by the well used lock on the door. S4 states the items in question are to be kept out of living quarters.

Since this was a hospital it would only make sense that anything that could be classed as a poison would be required to be locked up, and certainly out of the range of the patients living areas.

As for the internal use part...well that could mean like Foxtrot just said, that whatever was kept there was not to be taken off premises.

Then again, everything from cigarettes to cleaning supplies, to most patient medications could be poisonous if used incorrectly, so internal use could mean just about anything that could be used in the facility that they didn't want to have in an unsecure storage anywhere where the patients or other unauthorized person could get access to it.
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no matter who drew it and why, this thing creeps the hell outta me.
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honestly, I highly doubt a patient did this. almost all the graffiti and marks like this one come from vandals, not from the patients that were once here.
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So what every became of that binder??
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Old fire hose that was run out through the building.
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Yeah, Cane Hill and West Park near Epsom were two places I was not able to photograph :(
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I Agree with you Acky!!
Plus walls are not for writting....paper is. I guess their mommy's let them write on the walls of their house....so they think its ok to do it to everyones house.
NOT!!
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Nah, I missed it... sounds pretty awesome though! Tis a shame, I was just over here yesterday :)
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I believe this building was a daycare facility for the staff's kids.
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"Table for one"....
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Hey - Lewis: I see an image (on the metal container) as well.
Definitely looks like a face.
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yo has anyone ever visted this place? is it really haunted as they say or is it just to scare people >?
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yeah ok! calvin and hobbes have just been destroyed to me ><
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creepy & outdated compared to todays dental offices