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The one on the left is a little cone shape on the paper, and the one on the right is a spiral tato box.
Refreshed jewelry box for my Cousin for Christmas, 2016. Read more at snappingboston.blogspot.com/2017/05/a-casket-for-christma...
Box Hill, a beauty spot in the South East of England near Dorking in Surrey
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The watch boxes I currently use. They are very useful. Especially as they fit in the vault at my local bank.
The one on the left can contain 26 watches each. 8 lying for straps and 18 with cushions for straps and bracelets. The one in the top middle can contain 10 watches each on cushions. The boxes on the right can contain 8 watches each on straps.
For now still enough free space, but at home they advice me too seek professional help. ;-)
I just started boxing things up.
For some reason I started by my CDs.
I knew I had quite a few but I didn't expect to need the two boxes my dad had brought me from work ONLY for my CDs.
Welcome to moving-out reality, I guess LOL
I recently had my Rockola Comet juke box restored. I used to shoot pool and play the juke box with my friends when I was in high school. That was a long time ago. Hey Mary, How do you like the way the juke box looks? Come and listen to it sometime! It is partly yours.
Photo by Ed 11-4-07
Boxes for battery toy airplanes of mixed tinplate and plastic construction.
Top: Haji a/k/a The Mansei Toy Co., # 3118, Pan American DC-8.
Bottom: Louis Marx Co. # J-4916, TWA 707.
Wooden Jewelry Boxes
The modern woman in touch with her femininity uses fashion to communicate her individuality and uniqueness. One way to vary her outfits is to use different accessories. This is why a woman should always care for her accessories and jewelry by keeping them in a wooden jewelry boxes. Jewelry boxes will keep her treasures safe and protected from...
1xSigma 500 on the right side of the box)
1xSigma 500 on the left side of the box(behind)
radiosynchronization(Cactus)
Another piece of ephemera from my wife's sewing box.
A child's shoebox dating probably from the 1940s or 1950s. Priced at 12/4d (62p). Back then, my father probably earned about £6 per week, and a house could be bought for around £2000.
My boxes are mostly 8"x6"x2" high. They have a mirrored bottom and beveled glass sides. They are assembled with copper foil and solder.
As promised I tried Rollei RPX 25 in the Box. The light at noon was really harsh. Unfortunately I still did not have my tripod with me so 3 out of 8 negatives became "motion" pictures :). I have checked the auxiliary lenses of my Box Tengor and they are not as nice as the front lens. I will have to find out how to remove them for a cleaning attempt. Actually the pictures did not show any problem... The Rollei RPX 25 became underexposed at f22 and just about right at f16 - despite the clear sky and direct sunlight. No problem: learning, learning, learning... I can perfectly understand why these boxes became so popular in their time (and actually scaled up film production).
Easter boxes are my new favorite thing to craft right now! The bunny and chick boxes on the left and middle I made, I sell them in my etsy shop. www.sleepyhollowcrafts.etsy.com
The little blue bird box on the right is made by Jenny of ThePolkaDotPixie.com~ her work is absolutely precious!
Sketch-Up / Sunflow
I've gotten addicted to designing and printing things on Shapways.com using their rapid prototyping machines. This is my latest design for a small box that 'clicks' into place with a flexible plastic mechanism. My first test-print of a similar box had tolerances much too loose and it didn't click.
"Display" cake from the Flowers and Fancies class I took in KY. Fondant covered dummy cakes with gumpaste bow and fondant box lid, pearls and ribbons.
Box Elder Campground is located within the Dolores River Canyon 6 miles NE of Dove Creek. The campground has 11 campsites with fire rings and picnic tables along with two vault toilets. There is no fee at this site, and camping is on a first come, first served basis.
Photo Credit: BLM Photo by Cole Pearson
For enquiries email Phillipa at phillipascakes@yahoo.com. For a 60th birthday party with a pink and purple theme.
A Victorian letter box on the side of a house that was once the village post office (not to be confused with the Post House).
Two wood boxes acrylic hand painted and decorated with inspirational sayings, beach glass and shells.
Boxes for tin friction toy airplanes
Top: Masuya Fine Toys DC-7 - Pan American
(artwork depicts a Stratocruiser)
Center: Sanei AAA Toys DC-7
Bottom: Miyazawa MSK Shi Shi Toys Constellation - TWA