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Shot taken in 1990 in an antique store, water colored in 1992, and scanned in 2006. Please do not mind the dust, scratches, etc.
My neighbors two Pit Bulls, Cash and Kimber, they are brother and sister, Cash is on the left, Kimber on the right.
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Title: Cash
Artist: Johnny Cash
Serie: Portraits of the Artists
AcrylicPunk on canvas
120x90 cm 2017 by York
AcrylicPunk on canvas
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But of course before you can leave, you gotta pay your bill. Cash out, in this instance, since they don't take checks or credit cards from the US. Seven nights in the hospital, and seven days of 24/7 caregiver service by my Man Friday, came to about 4,400 yuan. About $670. Not as much as would be expected in the United States, but a good chunk of my bank account nonetheless.
Juxtaposition is everything: zoom in on the rubbish skip for “Cash For Scrap”! Hopefully not an omen for the future of the 2 venerable Streamliner locos on this empty grain train! CLF6-CLF5 waiting for Viterra to finish unloading, Jan 8, 2021
This is a picture of Cash Lake on the South Tract of the Patuxent Research Refuge near Laurel, Maryland.
Something so old and yet so beautiful. The craftsmanship of the day was amazing. And doesn’t use electricity.
It’s actual question if you are in Hotel Spaander in Volendam... I’m reading WHY? in your eyes... So...I’ll try to explain... When you’re in some very nice place in any country, you love that place ant want to return there some times, you remember one international custom - to trow coin in a lake, river, or fountain...
In Hotel Spaander you don’t need to do it. Just put a coin near antique National Cash Register which you can find here in a restaurant of Hotel Spaander. You will return back to Volendam, for sure...
If to say seriously, such quantity of antiques, collected here in Spaander can surprize any regular person, not just collector, who I am... For collectors that love the old west genre with cowboys and saloons, a brass register is probably on the top of their list of items to collect. Brass cash registers were the trademark for shop owners during the time period of the old west and probably everywhere in the world. Because there were so few made, the brass registers that are still around are coveted by collectors everywhere. Collectors seek after them because they are truly some of the first cash registers ever made here in the USA and help people to take a look back in time to a much simpler era.If you do find one of these types of registers, you should jump on the opportunity to obtain it! That’s why I paid attention on this antique wonder and took it with me (don’t worry, just as a shot).
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