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Wanda Ewing and Hazel Johnson at Arlington National Cemetery.
3.5x3.5 color photograph. Image from a scrapbook album belonging to Hazel Smothers, whose aviation highlights include copiloting her plane to 1st place in her class at the 1969 Powder Puff Derby air race, and flying search and rescue missions for the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department in her pink Bell 47 helicopter.
San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
For over 50 years the San Diego Air & Space Museum (SDASM) www.sandiegoairandspace.org , has preserved the aviation heritage of San Diego and the world, through a unique collection documenting the history of aviation from the dawn of flight to space exploration. Established in 1961, SDASM is one of the largest aviation museums in the nation, housing the third largest aerospace library and archives. The Museum showcases the history of and contributions to society provided by the development and advancement of air and space technology. The Museum experience provides a means for the public to gain a greater understanding of current and projected aerospace efforts that play such a key role in the national economy, our position in a technical and competitive world, and mankind's future exploration. CollectionThe Museum's Library & Archives houses one of the most significant collections of aerospace-related research materials in the world. Materials in the Library & Archives collections exist in a variety of formats, including books, periodicals, films and videos, manuals, drawings, and more. Many of these collections may be searched on the Museum's online catalog, 207.67.203.79/s92006staff/opac Aerocat , and a portion of the Museum's extensive photograph collection, consisting of over 2 million images, is available on www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives at Flickr.com. In addition, several hundred digitized films and videos can be found on the Museum's www.youtube.com/user/sdasmarchives at YouTube.com channel.Image RequestsTo request images or videos for purchase please visit the SDASM website and then contact us at 619-234-8291 x125, or dseracini@sdasm.org. The Museum charges licensing fees for commercial use of these images, which helps fund ongoing efforts to care for our collection.
Information about the works in the Balboa Park Commons is still being researched and made available for public viewing. Much of this data exists in paper records at the Museum. For more information about this work, please email Dseracini@sdasm.org and include the Item ID# of the record in the body of your email.
Looking to get rid of the majority of my stationery collection. I am not looking to let go of single items. Anyone that is interested in getting lots/several items are welcome to send me a FM and we'll work something out. Inquires worldwide are welcome. I ship from Sweden by the way :)
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PictionID:48526155 - Catalog:14_026647 - Title:GD/Astronautics Facilities Details: Atlas Centaur Missile Assembly Line; Factory - Filename:14_026647.tif - - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
I miss my collection so much. My detolfs are in a storage facility, my toys are in 4 large tubs. Thery're only toys and I have bigger issues, but I thought that display kicked ass. Like some big art project you had to take down. Before when I had rough days at home or in school I could always immerse myself visually and aurually (through drum n bass) and have a little escape from life's pressures. No one ever got that especially Kim. When all you eat is a shit sandwich 24-7 you need to be able to have a pleasant thought or two.
These days I deal with my life in boxes looking for stuff I need, not knowing where it is- storage? left behind in Buffalo?, lost?, oh here it is! Knowing its temporary still doesn't make it any easier as the job hunt continues and continues. I just want a place I can call my own- just me myself and I. Free of any judgement or interference from others- no roomates, no girlfriends. Full control or nothing going forward. Sounds like a loner existence but I'm never been short on friends. Bachelor life suits me, when I reflect on my past I was always happiest living alone. I'm secure enough in myself that I don't need to depend on others for happiness. Besides I like a clean modern looking place, no traditonal furniture, or that stupid antique mish mash boring look. No roomates mess to clean. I've decided once that is settled and maintained I'm going to re-enter the hobby with a trip to Japan. Hell if this joblessness continues I might just go teach english in Japan!
PictionID:52522311 - Catalog:14_028904 - Title:Atlas Centaur 10 Details: CSTS: Surveyor SC-1; 72-Hour Operation Date: 03/03/1966 - Filename:14_028904.tif - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Well what d'you think? Not a bad little collection, if I sez so meself wot shouldn't. It's small but, with the exception of the set of plates from no. 718, a steenking "B Series" Leyland National, all quality stuff. It's all a matter of which buses the plates came from. Pride of place must go to the plate from Bristol FLF Lodekka no. 7264, painted in the dignified maroon of the Cheltenham District Traction fleet. These larger plates were affixed to Bristol Omnibus Co. vehicles during the 1960s. For a while the company painted the background of the plates with a two-colour "code" indicating which depot the vehicle was allocated to. C8429's green and pink were the colours of Winterstoke Road Depot, I think. The blue and red of no. 6006 (an FSF Lodekka) certainly belonged to Bath. I think the green and red of L8485 (an LD Lodekka) was Lawrence Hill Depot, and the green and black of C8427 (a KSW) was from Muller Road.
I disliked the smaller plates which, with their square-edged numerals, looked cheap, unfinished and tatty ...but better than the stick-on tranfers that came later. The all-black plates are later, from a time when the Company was using small supplementary plates, with a two-letter code, to indicate the vehicle's home depot. Note no. 2500, which started a new sequence of fleet numbers for MWs, and 2981, from the older series. Bottom left is the brass chassis plate from an FLF, no. 7055. The Gardner badge never belonged to a bus, but must have come from a lorry.
All these buses were withdrawn from service in the mid-1970s. All marks of Company ownership were removed from withdrawn buses, including the fleet number plates. There was usually a little heap of them on a shelf just inside one of the big sliding doors of the Central Repair Works at Lawrence Hill and nobody seemed to mind if you helped yourself.
Coming soon: our new catalogue!
The JALKOW Collection presents a serie of summer-furniture! Cheaper, better, amazinger then a certain, not to be named other collection starting with a J, that rhymes with 'won'.
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I'm a fan of John's photostream and his JOHN Collection is amazing. I've been creating some furniture lately, and I was looking for a nice way to present the little MOC's. So here it is: the concurrent of the JOHN Collection. Not expensive, yet not cheap!
So credits to John, for this idea and layout.
PictionID:54056337 - Catalog:14_032968 - Title:GD/Astronautics Facilities Details: Stand 1A; MSTS/ERB Date: 08/14/1957 - Filename:14_032968.tif - - - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
PictionID:44038408 - Catalog:14_010122 - Title:Atlas 109D Details: Shrouding Missile 109D Date: 11/29/1961 - Filename:14_010122.TIF - - - - - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
I love keyboards. I can't get enough of them, so I ended up starting a collection of them. All but two of these are mechanical "clicky" boards, so it's a good thing my chick is a heavy sleeper, and some of them are over 20 years old.
I have models with key switches made by Cherry, Alps, and the fabled buckling springs in the IBM.
Something I just figured out about my collection - none of these are USB. The Apples are ADB (Apple's version of PS/2), the rest are PS/2.
I need converters to use any of them except the onboard in the MacBook.
Like others this week, I thought a lot about collections. I don't really have any "intentional" collections for the sake of collecting, but it seems one ends up with intentional-accidental collections for their hobbies (I almost thought about combining weeks!).
This is my current collection of hiking footwear. You'll see duplicate boots in here because when you find one that works - you want more than one pair. There's also a pair that didn't work at all - but you don't find that out until you actually use them on the trail, then you can't return them. It was an interesting walk down memory lane - there are a pair of boots here from ~1995-1996 straight through to 3 months ago. Then there's all the boots I don't have anymore, but were used on big trips - like the year I hiked the Appalachian Trail when glued on soles were quite new and very prone to delaminating. I was also amused by the evolution from heavier boots to lighter boots over the years.
The other idea I had this week was to just pull stuff out of kitchen drawers. Everyone has some collection of cooking/eating implements - no matter where you live or what you eat. Perhaps that will appear for another theme.
PictionID:46974697 - Catalog:14_024094 - Title:Warren AFB Details: Site 566C-3; Atlas 94D; Intermediate Bulkhead Reversal Damage Overall View Aft from Front of LO2 Tank Date: 03/10/1961 - Filename:14_024094.tif - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
The main street of the refugee district of New Ionia, Athens.
Source: Société des Nations: "L'établissement des réfugiés en Grèce", Genève, 1926.
Scanned from private collection of MBE
Hazel Johnson at Mt. Vernon, VA.
3.5x3.5 black-and-white photograph. Image from a scrapbook album belonging to Hazel Smothers, whose aviation highlights include copiloting her plane to 1st place in her class at the 1969 Powder Puff Derby air race, and flying search and rescue missions for the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department in her pink Bell 47 helicopter.
San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
For over 50 years the San Diego Air & Space Museum (SDASM) www.sandiegoairandspace.org , has preserved the aviation heritage of San Diego and the world, through a unique collection documenting the history of aviation from the dawn of flight to space exploration. Established in 1961, SDASM is one of the largest aviation museums in the nation, housing the third largest aerospace library and archives. The Museum showcases the history of and contributions to society provided by the development and advancement of air and space technology. The Museum experience provides a means for the public to gain a greater understanding of current and projected aerospace efforts that play such a key role in the national economy, our position in a technical and competitive world, and mankind's future exploration. CollectionThe Museum's Library & Archives houses one of the most significant collections of aerospace-related research materials in the world. Materials in the Library & Archives collections exist in a variety of formats, including books, periodicals, films and videos, manuals, drawings, and more. Many of these collections may be searched on the Museum's online catalog, 207.67.203.79/s92006staff/opac Aerocat , and a portion of the Museum's extensive photograph collection, consisting of over 2 million images, is available on www.flickr.com/photos/sdasmarchives at Flickr.com. In addition, several hundred digitized films and videos can be found on the Museum's www.youtube.com/user/sdasmarchives at YouTube.com channel.Image RequestsTo request images or videos for purchase please visit the SDASM website and then contact us at 619-234-8291 x125, or dseracini@sdasm.org. The Museum charges licensing fees for commercial use of these images, which helps fund ongoing efforts to care for our collection.
Information about the works in the Balboa Park Commons is still being researched and made available for public viewing. Much of this data exists in paper records at the Museum. For more information about this work, please email Dseracini@sdasm.org and include the Item ID# of the record in the body of your email.
Title: PS Magazine 1962 Series Issue 115 Cover page
Creator and Illustrator: Eisner, Will; United States. Dept. of the Army
Rights: This item is in the public domain. Acknowledgement of the Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries as a source is requested.
Collection: PS: The Preventive Maintenance Monthly Collection
Reference URL: https://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/psm/115/
PictionID:54251925 - Catalog:14_034125 - Title:Atlas Details: Launch of Atlas Missile - Filename:14_034125.tif - - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Well, this is a culmination of hard work, many years, and tons of money and I can say I am very proud of the collection I have now, this is a somewhat complete collection of a mid to late WWII USMC uniform, everything here is original, and the only things missing are a pair of Marine Corps boondockers, I plan on getting some as soon as I get the $450 to get them from my friend :v now I am just adding little details like rations, grenades, and a few more odds and ends here and there when I have the time/money
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~enjoy
Don't know why, but I love this kind of display with lots of different bottles. I have a good collection going at home to make a start on something similar to this :)
That´s my Brickizimo printed Minifigure Collection (none is for trade/sell!)
Be sure to check them out!
www.brickizimo-toys.com/search.php?orderby=position&o...
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This is part of my superball collection. Check out my sets in this flickr collection, and read about how I categorized them in this story.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Stagecoach Manchester: 12096 (YN61 BFY) an Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 Hybrid, painted in corporate livery and this view captured in the yard at Sharston Garage after arriving on transfer from Stagecoach Yorkshire.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 14th December 2024.
Ref No: PICT45472/CL.