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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).
Kirkmaiden, Wigtownshire
[Please see my Flickr album "Red Boxes" for other examples of red phone boxes and postboxes situated closely together around the country]
The Chichester Signal Box has had an external refurbishment by Network Rail over the past few months and now with the scaffolding removed it looks splendid. The colour scheme is very much the pre-nationalisation Southern Railway. This is an LBSCR box (then Chichester West) that controlled the goods yard in Chichester. It now has a panel and controls the line from Woodhorn, 4 miles east of Chichester to Emsworth. The BR plate survives still with its Network South East flash. The original LBSCR plate for Chichester West also survives in very careful private ownership!
Painted a series of these little keepsake boxes with my character Rainbow Boy on them and a hidden surprise inside.
See more of my Pop Art at www.howiegreen.com
Cleaned the balcony and the cats litter box today. 2 hours work in 29 seconds :)
Music: Excerpt from Red water (dubstep break mix) by Magic_Moon
"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.
For the unlimited class, I stuff the car kit box with jatoba and lead getting the car to 24.2 ounces. It finished first in the unlimited class races
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.
A view of Wolverhampton Signal Box from Horseley Fields with a London Northwestern Railway Class 350 train, probably on the Wolverhampton to Walsall via Birmingham New Street Line.
Was actually checking out the progress of the Wolverhampton Station Metro Extension on Christmas Eve.
Seen here are:
Kodak Six-20 Popular Brownie
Kodak Six-20 Brownie C
Early Ensign Full View
Kodak Portrait Brownie 2
I'm just weird :-) and I like it.
Some of my camera gear boxes piled atop my kitchen table with a space between for my ugly mug....SB-600 almost straight above at Full power hanging from the kitchen light....Plain white computer paper on the table to reflect a little light back up onto my face..
Black Box, Eucalyptus largiflorens, trunks with black or dark grey bark. Kinchega National Park, NSW, Australia, November 2014.
Bought a beat up six string, in a secondhand store
Didn't know how to play it, but he knew for sure
That one guitar, felt good in his hands, didn't take long, to understand
Just one guitar, slung way down low
Was a one way ticket, only one way to go
So he started rockin', ain't never gonna stop
Gotta keep on rockin', someday gonna make it to the top
Colour light signalling is due to take over from the semaphores at Warrington Low Level, and Crossfields Box is to due close the folllowing weekend from the date of this shot I understand, 30.6.12.
This is the front of my D54250WYK1 box -
The 1 at the end means it includes a North American power cord (type B), if there is a 2 or 3 at the end it includes a power cord for other regions. THE ONLY PLACE YOU WILL SEE THE "1" is on the white label on the side of the box.
You may also see the kit part number listed as BOXD54250WYK which is the number for a single box.
Alternatively you may see BLKD54250WYK which is a pack of 10 individual boxes (most vendors buy these)
Whether the vendor bought a 10 pack, or individual boxes, the label on each individual box will be BOXD54250WYK (with power cord indicator if it applies).
Intel also makes a version that supports a 2.5 inch laptop drive or SSD (max thickness supported is 9.5mm) it will have an "H" at the end (after the K, but before the power cord indicator)
All these notes apply to the Haswell (Wilson Canyon) core i3 versions of the NUC kit too.
Belmont Gate Box is located in Starbeck and controls the Level Crossing that it is on. It has a frame of 5 levers and controls just one Semaphore signal. It is the smallest box on the Harrogate Line although it is built to the same design as the boxes at Cattal, Marston Moor and Poppleton it was built slightly taller and narrower than the standard design which is why it has a square base.
Also note that its gabled roof is built at a right angle to the line whereas it is standard for gabled roofs of signal boxes to be parallel with the line.
The base of the origami gift box using 8x12" scrapbooking sheets and this tutorial - www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYSksmSLCmQ Easy peasy and looks great. Used to house some of my knitting to gift to a co-worker who is now in her final stages of pregnancy.
Chenery Street, San Francisco, CA
"Police telephone free for use of public. Advice & assistance obtainable immediately. Officer & cars respond to all calls. Pull to open."
-Doctor Who Police Box inscription