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This image depicts a mailing label design for the Braille and Talking Book Library located in Lansing, Michigan. The label is specifically designed for free mailing of materials for blind or handicapped individuals, featuring a special postal permit that allows postage-free communication. The design includes precise measurements (6 inches wide, 5 inches tall), magenta dieline indicators, and specifications for perforation (every 3 inches) and fanfolding (every 12 inches). The label template shows multiple identical sections that can be separated, with a black "FREE MATTER FOR THE BLIND OR HANDICAPPED" stamp prominently displayed.

The design appears to be a technical specification for printing library mailing labels, with careful attention to printing details including Pantone Black color specification and registration marks. The label includes the library's full address (702 West Kalamazoo Street, P.O. Box 30007, Lansing, MI 48909) and is formatted to facilitate efficient mailing of library materials to visually impaired patrons using special postal accommodations that waive standard postage fees for accessible reading materials.