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Vintage accordion with what looks like a piano keyboard. The instrument is in fact a C/F tuned diatonic accordion and is from eastern europe.
Bunny Button - a charming book for children at Easter with other books in the classic "Golden Books" series, on display at the Antiques on Camelback, central Phoenix, Arizona.
Pearl and metal buttons made in Birmingham between 1780 and 1820 collected by James Luckcock.
Accession number: 1953 F242
The 1947 – 1949 English Ford Anglia body style became popular with builders making Gassers because the car was small and light, and still had enough interior space for a driver, a whopping huge engine, like a blown Chrysler Hemi and big rubber meats.
When Gassers were no longer being built, the Anglia remained popular with builders who made Pro Street rods. There is something amusing about combining the rather sedate lines of the Anglia with giant tires and an engine almost as big as the car body.
Converting an Album to a Slide Show on the Apple iPhone
1.Open the Goodguys 2018 Album. Hold the phone in the upright position, with the close button at the bottom.
2.Select the first picture in the album.
3.Tap the “Air Play” icon in the lower left corner.
4.Select the Slide Show “play arrow.“ The first time you do this, you will want to double tap the icon to set parameters for the slide show—i.e. music or not, etc. The type of slide show is “push” for best viewing as stereo pairs.
5.Rotate the phone to horizontal position and drop into Google Cardboard.
Above are directions for converting my album of stereo pairs into a slide show.
For some people, bringing the images into focus using Google Cardboard will be an issue. In those cases, I recommend using a regular VR headset. They are not expensive, and the ones I’ve seen and used have adjustable focus.
Not sure what they were rallying about! On the back it says, For Sale by Hammond Publishing Company Milwaukee, Wis. T. M. Hammond founded the company in 1893 and served as it's president until his death in 1923. Measures 3/4 of an inch.
Pearl and metal buttons made in Birmingham between 1780 and 1820 collected by James Luckcock.
Accession number: 1953 F125
Niic Swansen
~ Hair ~ "LoQ Hair" BerryJuice (LeftSided) (Promo Marketplace 75L$)
~ Top ~ R.icielli - GEO Mesh Set
~ Short ~ R.icielli - LAVINIA Mesh Shorts / Blue#03
~ Boots ~ *COCO*_BeltedAnkleBoots (GROUP GIFT)
~ Tattoo ~ [GLUE INK] No Regrets
~ Ears ~ AITUI - (Type 2) Stretched Ears - Human - 1/2"
~ Nails ~ Mstyle Long Nails v2 - Russian Navy
~ Sunglasses ~ [N] classic aviators - silver gradient - copper (By Lost Thereian)
~ Bracelet ~ {me.} Blackout Bracelets // GOLD
~ Necklace ~ {me.} Faith Necklace // GOLD
~ Ring ~ {me.} Faith Ring // GOLD
~ Cigarest ~ dl:: Cigarets Arm Strap!
~ Bubblegum ~ [PF] Yum Bubblegum!
Mateus Verdelho
~ Snapback ~ XODOHTRONU Lion Head Snapback White/Crock Black Lion
~ Shirt ~ [Bay Harbor] Button-up (White) (Marketplace)
~ Short ~ [Pumpkin] Cut off shorts(white)
~ Shoes ~ [CheerNo] Canvas Authentic_Black Rubber
~ Ears ~ MALE [MANDALA] Stretched EARS-OMIMI
~ Tattoo ~ [Sleepy Bozer] - Shibby Renounced
Button Making activity hosted by CSM Library Makerspace & conducted by Bryan Gerbig.
October 4, 2014 at College of San Mateo Family Science & Astronomy Festival + Makerspace.
Another version of the button necklace. Same kind of vintage button, but now a setting with an edge.
This time I used a heavier gauge for the center part too, and oxidized the piece...
1. MangaHead1, 2. MangaHead2, 3. MangaHead4, 4. MangaHead6
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
Button jointed head with two 3/4 inch buttons, carpet thread, and crochet head.