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During walks along alleys, I see the most interesting subjects for pictures. I've been told that this was once a thriving business.
Una familia de hojalateros - los Payá - comenzó a vender por los mercados de la comarca, junto a sus productos destinados a un público adulto, una amplia variedad de tazas, platos, candiles, regaderas, y otros utensilios en miniatura, destinados a los niños. Durante algunos años, los Payá debieron compatibilizar su hojalaterÃa tradicional con la construcción de los primeros juguetes, puesto que en el primer documento que se conserva sobre la fundación de la empresa (la venta del taller paterno a sus hijos en 1905) todavÃa no se especifica que se tratara de una fabrica juguetera. Pronto debió convertirse en una actividad rentable porque en 1909 ya acudieron como jugueteros a la Exposición Regional Valenciana. La utilización de la técnica del engrapado les permitió ampliar sobradamente el catálogo de modelos de juguetes.
A partir de ahÃ, la industria ibense del juguete comenzó a consolidarse con rapidez; cuando en 1912 se constituyó formalmente Payá Hermanos, ya hacÃa dos años que habÃa iniciado sus actividades otra fábrica ibense, que con los años se convertirá en Rico, S.A.
En aquellos años de preguerra, se vivió una auténtica edad de oro en la fabricación de juguetes de lata. Payá y Rico rivalizaron en todo tipo de modelos, especialmente en los relativos a medios de locomoción: barcos, trenes, coches, aviones, ... En la época republicana, la producción ibense se amplia a otros juguetes más sofisticados: trenes eléctricos, los proyectores de cine o las construcciones.
Tras el paréntesis bélico, los años cuarenta fueron de cierta decadencia, debido al raquitismo de la demanda y a la falta de materias primas. Sin embargo es la época más pujante de los trenes y de la aparición de los juguetes de plástico.
The Crawford Auto-Aviation Collection is a museum in the University Circle neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. Part of the Western Reserve Historical Society, it was founded by industrialist Frederick C. Crawford of TRW, and opened in 1965. The collection began as the Thompson Products Auto Album, which was also founded by Crawford.
Its eclectic collection of classic vehicles includes a replica of 1890s Cleveland main street, antique carriages, early Harley Davidson motorcycles, a Willys Custom Sedan, and a P-51 Mustang racing plane used in the National Air Races. The oldest car in the collection is an 1895 Panhard et Levassor, while the most modern is the robotic car named "DEXTER", which was team Team Case's entry in 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge 2007, in which it placed in the top 20 entries. As of 2011, the museum has 37 cars that are more than 100 years old, the largest such collection in the world. One of the rarest cars in the collection is an aluminum bodied 1932 prototype Peerless, designed by Frank Hershey, which was never put into production and was the last passenger vehicle made in Cleveland.
The 2018 Auto Remarketing Canada Conference March 27-28 at Westin Harbour Castle in downtown Toronto.
At 1:14AM on May 6, 2020 the Los Angeles City Fire Department responded to a reported auto fire in the 3100 block of W 8th Street. Firefighters handled a non-injury auto fire.
LAFD Incident 050620-0053
© Photo by Garet Jatsek
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32 MOLINARO Tamara (ITA) BERNARCCHINI GIOVANNI (ITA) Opel Adam R2 action during the 2017 European Rally Championship ERC Rally di Roma Capitale, from september 15 to 17 , at Fiuggi, Italia - Photo Gregory Lenormand / DPPI
S 411 HD de la carrocera Setra de la empresa Autos González, realizando un servicio de transporte escolar en Valencia.
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Advance Auto Parts #2360 (11,780 square feet)
10710 Hull Street Road, Midlothian, VA
This location was built and opened in 1995.
Two months ago I wrote about my experience in the area while a tornado touched down and I linked this video. I initially thought that it was the roof of this pictured Advance Auto Parts that was being torn apart, but that actually doesn't appear to be the case: a business called Old Dominion Flooring has a store a few yards behind the Advance and their building was totally annihilated, so I believe that's whose debris it is in the video. There's no way in hell Advance could've been back in business two months later after suffering that kind of damage. The whole interior would've been wiped out if the roof was ripped off. They should be blessed that their store was spared after being directly in the tornado's path!