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a photograph of a paper with a list of items that include a list of items that are not

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-07-05

a check card with a number of items on it

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-08

This is an orange printed form or inspection card used for plumbing-related documentation. The card is divided into sections with headings and spaces for manual entry.

Top Section:

• Fields for Location Information:
  • "Location" (space for address or site)
  • "Nearest cross St." (nearest cross street)
  • "Owner" (name of property owner)
  • "Plumber" (name of plumber or plumbing company).
• Building Details:
  • "Date" (inspection or construction date)
  • "No." (a unique identification number for the card/inspection)
  • "Building used for" (purpose of the building, e.g., residential, commercial)
  • Options for: "New?" (new construction), "Addition?" (an added section to the building), "Alteration?" (modifications to the existing structure).
  • "Cesspool?" (checks for a cesspool system being installed or used).

Middle Section: "Fixtures":

This area provides a grid for plumbing fixtures such as:

• Water Closets (toilets)
• Lavatories (sinks)
• Baths
• Laundry Trays
• Sinks
  Each fixture has columns for multiple locations within a building (basement "B" and floors 1st through 12th).

Bottom Section:

• Additional fields related to plumbing inspections:
  • "Traps, No. and Pattern" (specifics about plumbing traps used)
  • "Drain Test" and "Water Test" (indicating tests conducted for drain or water systems)
  • "Other Inspections" (space for additional checks or notes)
  • "No. of Rainleaders" (count of rainwater drainage pipes or systems)
  • "Flange Test" (test for proper flange installation).

Footer:

At the bottom, there are fields for "Remarks" and "Accepted" (possibly for approval notes or stamps). The form identifier "Library Bureau S7709" is printed in the bottom-left corner, designating the type or batch of the card.

The card overall appears to be used for tracking plumbing system details and inspections for buildings.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-08

The image depicts a vintage orange index card designed for plumbing inspections and records. The card includes several fields to be filled out, such as "Location," "Nearest cross St.," "Owner," "Plumber," "Date," "No.," and "Building used for," which can be further specified if it is "New?" an "Addition?" or an "Alteration?" There are fields regarding the presence of a "Cesspool?" and various "Fixtures."

A table in the middle of the card is used for documenting the fixtures per floor of a building, from the basement (B) to the 12th floor. Fixture categories include "Water Closets," "Lavatories," "Baths," "Laundry Trays," and "Sinks."

Additional sections at the bottom of the card include: "Traps, No. and Pattern," "No. of Rainleaders," "Drain Test," "Water Test," "Flange Test," "Other Inspections," and "Remarks." At the bottom, the form includes an area labeled "Accepted" and the producer of the card, "Library Bureau S7709." The card is primarily formatted with horizontal lines to provide space for written entries.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-17

The image appears to be a plumbing inspection form or checklist. It contains various fields to be filled out, such as the location, date, whether the building is new or an addition, and whether it is a cesspool. The form also has a section for "Fixtures" where different plumbing fixtures like water closets, lavatories, baths, laundry trays, and sinks are listed. There are also sections for recording information about traps, drain tests, water tests, flange tests, and other inspections. The overall purpose of this form seems to be to document the details and results of a plumbing inspection.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-17

This appears to be a vintage plumbing inspection form or document printed on pink/salmon colored paper. The form includes fields for recording various plumbing fixtures across different floors of a building, including water closets, lavatories, baths, laundry trays, and sinks. The top section has spaces for basic information like location, date, owner details, and plumber information. The middle section contains a grid for recording fixture locations across different floors (B through 12th). The bottom portion includes fields for trap information, various tests (drain, water, and flange), and other inspections. There's also space for remarks and final acceptance. The document appears to be from a "Library Bureau" as noted at the bottom, with number S7709.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

The image presents a vintage, peach-colored card with black text, featuring a table and various sections for recording information.

Table Section:
The table is divided into two main columns: "LOCATION" and "FIXTURES." The "LOCATION" column lists categories such as "Water Closets," "Lavatories," "Baths," "Laundry Trays," and "Sinks." Each category has corresponding columns for recording the number of fixtures in each location, ranging from 1st to 12th.

Additional Sections:
Above the table, there are sections for recording information about the location, including:

• "Nearest cross St."
• "Owner"
• "Plumber"

Below the table, additional sections provide space for recording:

• "Traps, No. and Pattern"
• "Drain Test"
• "Other Inspections"
• "Remarks"

Footer Section:
At the bottom of the card, the footer section includes:

• "Library Bureau S7709"
• "Accepted"

Background:
The card features a peach-colored background with black text, set against a gray background. The overall design suggests that this is a vintage card used for recording information about a building's fixtures and other details.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

This image shows a salmon-colored card with black text, featuring a table with two columns and 12 rows. The top row contains column headers, while the remaining rows are labeled with numbers from 1 to 12.

The left column is divided into two sections: the top section lists various locations, including "Water Closets," "Lavatories," "Baths," "Laundry Trays," and "Sinks." The bottom section includes categories such as "Traps, No. and Pattern," "Drain Test," "Other Inspections," and "Remarks."

The right column is also divided into two sections: the top section features a table with columns labeled "FIXTURES" and "No. of Rainleaders Flange Test." The bottom section has a single column titled "Water Test" and another titled "Accepted."

The card appears to be a form used for recording information about plumbing fixtures and tests in a building. It provides a structured format for documenting details about water closets, lavatories, baths, laundry trays, sinks, traps, drain tests, other inspections, and remarks. The card also includes space for recording the number of rainleaders and flange tests, as well as the results of water tests and acceptance status. Overall, this card serves as a useful tool for plumbers, inspectors, and building owners to track and document important information about a building's plumbing system.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

The image is of a document that appears to be a form or checklist related to building inspection or maintenance. The document is titled "FIXTURES" and is divided into several sections.

The top section has fields for "Location," "Date," "No.," "Nearest cross St.," "Building used for," "Owner," "New?," "Addition?," "Alteration?," "Plumber," and "Cesspool?" This section is likely for identifying the building and its purpose, as well as any recent changes or additions.

The middle section has a table with columns for "LOCATION," "B," "1st," "2nd," "3rd," "4th," "5th," "6th," "7th," "8th," "9th," "10th," "11th," and "12th." The rows are labeled "Water Closets," "Lavatories," "Baths," "Laundry Trays," and "Sinks." This section appears to be a checklist for inspecting various fixtures in the building.

The bottom section has fields for "Traps, No. and Pattern," "Drain Test," "Water Test," "Flange Test," "Other Inspections," and "Remarks." This section is likely for recording the results of specific tests or inspections, as well as any additional notes or observations.

The document also includes a field for "Accepted" and a reference to "Library Bureau S7709," which may indicate the source or origin of the form.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

This image is of a form for a plumbing inspection. The form has a peach background with black text. The form has a section for the location, date, building, and owner. There is also a section for fixtures. The fixtures section has a table with columns for the location, B, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th. There are rows for water closets, lavatories, baths, laundry trays, and sinks. There are also sections for traps, no. and pattern, drain test, water test, flange test, other inspections, and remarks. The form has a section for accepted.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-22

The image is of a vintage plumbing inspection card. It's made of orange cardstock and has a grid-like layout.

At the top, there are fields for general information: location, the nearest cross street, the owner, the plumber, the date, what the building is used for, and whether it's a new building, an addition, or an alteration. There's also a line for "cesspool?" and a number.

The center of the card is taken up by a table labeled "FIXTURES." The rows list fixture types like "Water Closets," "Lavatories," "Baths," "Laundry Trays," and "Sinks." The columns are for recording information about these fixtures across different dates (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. up to 12th), or potentially floors (B meaning basement?).

Below the "FIXTURES" section, there are more fields for "Traps, No. and Pattern," "Drain Test," "Water Test," "Other Inspections," and "Remarks." There are also lines for "No. of Rainleaders" and "Flange Test."

At the bottom, there's a place for the card to be "Accepted" and the Library Bureau S7709 branding. The overall impression is that it's a form used by plumbing inspectors to document the details of a plumbing installation.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-22

Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a pinkish-red index card, likely used for record-keeping. The card has horizontal lines running across it, creating a lined effect.

At the top of the card, there are fields for:

• "Location"
• "Nearest cross St."
• "Owner"
• "Plumber"
• "Date"
• "Building used for"
• Inquiries like "New?", "Addition?", "Alteration?"
• "No."

The middle section of the card is a table labeled "FIXTURES" with columns for "LOCATION," "B," "1st," "2nd," "3rd," "4th," "5th," "6th," "7th," "8th," "9th," "10th," "11th," and "12th." The rows in this table list:

• "Water Closets"
• "Lavatories"
• "Baths"
• "Laundry Trays"
• "Sinks"

The bottom section of the card has fields for:

• "Traps, No. and Pattern"
• "Drain Test"
• "Water Test"
• "No. of Rainleaders"
• "Flange Test"
• "Other Inspections"
• "Remarks"

At the bottom left corner, there's a print that says "Library Bureau S7709", and at the bottom right corner, there's the word "Accepted".

Overall, the card appears to be a form for recording information about a building's plumbing or fixtures, likely for inspection or documentation purposes.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image is a form used for documenting plumbing inspections, specifically for various fixtures and installations in a building. Here is a detailed summary of the form:

1. Header Information:

   • Location: Space to fill in the location of the inspection.
   • Nearest Cross St.: Space for the nearest cross street.
   • Date: Space for the date of the inspection.
   • No.: A numbering field, possibly for an inspection ID or reference number.
   • Building used for: Checkboxes for whether the building is new, an addition, an alteration, or a cesspool.
   • Owner: Space for the owner's name.
   • Plumber: Space for the plumber's name.

2. Fixtures Section:

   • A table is provided to document various fixtures in different locations within the building. The locations are labeled as B (Basement), 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th floors.
   • Fixtures to be documented:
     • Water Closets
     • Lavatories
     • Baths
     • Laundry Trays
     • Sinks

3. Additional Inspection Details:

   • Traps, No. and Pattern: Space to note the number and pattern of traps.
   • Drain Test: Space for recording the results of the drain test.
   • Water Test: Space for recording the results of the water test.
   • No. of Rainleaders: Space to note the number of rainleaders.
   • Flange Test: Space for recording the results of the flange test.
   • Other Inspections: Space for any additional inspection notes.
   • Remarks: Space for any additional remarks or observations.

4. Footer:

   • Accepted: A field at the bottom right for a signature or stamp indicating acceptance of the inspection results.
   • Library Bureau S7709: A reference number or identifier, possibly for cataloging or filing purposes.

The form is designed to systematically record the details of a plumbing inspection, ensuring that all necessary fixtures and tests are documented and verified.

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