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I know they're not really wearing pajamas, but between their "teddy bears" and comfortable attire, they look ready to go to bed.
What: Silmo Collection Lauch
Wher: Vincom Center
When: 06-12-2011
Who: Trang Nhung
Photos: Viet
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Including these minifigures and the Simpsons House's popularity is just reaching the top. I think it's because those who were not into Lego are also very interested in this series...
It was a pain in the butt to get my hands on these guys. And after seeing these with my eyes, I could realize why these mfs are so much popular not only in Korea, but the whole world.
Amazing amount of details. Just exquisite. You gotta get this one if you like The Simpsons, even if you're not interested in Lego. Highly recommend buying one of these.
Today’s been a bit of a disaster on the photo front – everything’s out of focus, or over-whelmed by the flash. My fall-back idea – my cats – vanished through the cat-flap as soon as I got the camera out... so it’s just going to have to be part of one of my bookshelves.
Worked with a guy recently who had the coolest toy collection. Couldn't resist snapping a few shots. Make people think this is part of MY collection. I am envious.
"Always remember that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me."
Winston Churchill
Model: Montaigne Market Elise Jolie
Fashion: outfit designed and made by me
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The outfits are available on commission for Poppy Parker, NuFace, FR, FR2, FR16, Monster High, Momoko and other similar dolls
I am Artist Jessie J. De La Portillo, now you can buy my art and photos as fine print. To see all of the photos and artworks go to : jessie-portillo.artistwebsites.com/art/all/egypt+collecti...
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Native American Family; Hot Springs, Arkansas, ca. 1890. From the Mary D. Hudgins Collection (MC 534).
From the holdings of the University of Arkansas Libraries' Special Collections.
Samples taken from the icebreaker Aurora Australis revealed that phytotransferrin genes are abundant and widely distributed in the Southern Ocean, confirming that the mechanism is likely important in the marine environment. Photo: J. McQuaid
1914? Olds Type A 4.5hp Hit-and-Miss gasoline engine. Built by the Seager Engine Works in Lansing, Michigan.
A collection can't just stop at one. So I brought home another engine. And wow! What an awesome engine to have.
This one belonged to Grandfather for many years. Several years ago he passed it on to my Uncle Terry. And now the Olds has been passed down to me. I don't consider myself the owner of this engine as much as I am nearly the caretaker of a family heirloom until it's time to pass it on to the next in line.
Even though the brass nameplate is missing I've been able to glean a bit of info and history for this engine. This engine was originally used in a machine shop in Glenn Allen, Virginia to power the shop tools. Most likely belted up to a line shaft. Stamped on one of the flywheels by the shop is some information.
November, 20, 1919
4 1/2 HP
No. 3
Shop no. F7098
Type A
Property of
E. G. Harris & Co.
Glenn Allen, Va USA
Bought from Implement Co.
1302 East Main Street
Richmond, Va USA
October, 14, 1914
The engine has been in storage since 2009 when it was last run. Unlike my little Economy this engine will take a little more work to get up and running again but hopefully not to much. The battery box needs to be rebuilt as the wood is throughly rotted and the wood for the tongue hitch needs replaced as well. The engine was restored previously at some point and the pant on it and the cart is not too bad, only a few minor chips and some surface rust in a few areas. I plan to get it running first before deciding how deep to dig into any restoration.
This is the "Jungle" top! It has a slightly lose fit and looks great together with a shirt underneath.
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Dear friends,
The time has come and my new mini collection is online : )! I’m still highly in love with the boho style and there are already many new designs I’d like to sew *lol*.
This collection offers you some fabulous print fabrics and – you all know how much I love that – a lot of fashions that can be mixed and matched again and again : ).
I hope you’ll enjoy looking at the pictures and maybe pay me a visit at my etsy store.
Have a lovely and sunny day,
Dearest greetings,
Nina*
The College & Graduate School of Art and the University Libraries' Department of Special Collections gathered Thursday, March 1, to celebrate the work of Jack Unruh. Unruh has gifted more than 2,500 originals, preparatory drawings, and tear sheets to the Modern Graphic History Library, which is comprised of original art and printed material from many fields of popular American pictorial graphic culture. For more information, visit library.wustl.edu/units/spec/MGHL.
Photo credit: Washington University Libraries
2006 NAHA Awards Winner collection - Published many times - This is the original CD cover
Photography BABAK www.babak.ca
1996 - The Kodak Advantix 2000 Auto is a fixed lens compact camera for the APS film system. It has no programmed modes and no APS date storage functions so that it does without a LCD display. The film load status and the film advance are displayed mechanically through two little control windows.
The Yale & Towne Collection by The Stamford Museum & Nature Center is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.stamfordmuseum.org/museum-collections.html.