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Green Kartell KD335 (Kartell 4335) Lamp, Design by Joe Colombo in 1965
(and product by Kartell from 1965 to 1981)
White Kartell KD28 (KD27) Lamp, Design by Joe Colombo in 1967
(and product by Kartell from 1967 to 1981)
we see clearly the difference between a bulb 1W LED and a 7W low consumption
More Info about Kartell vintage product @ Kartell.it / Museum / Database : www.kartell.it/
Our first day in Sri Lanka began with a whistle stop bus tour of Colombo en route to our first destination.
Colombo bénéficie depuis environ deux millénaires de sa position stratégique sur les voies commerciales maritimes, entre l'Europe et Moyen-Orient d'une part, et l'Asie de l'autre, ainsi que de son port naturel. Elle a été la capitale administrative et politique de l'île pendant la domination britannique, de 1815 à 1948, puis pendant les trente premières années du Sri Lanka indépendant.
At the eastern entrance of the beautiful Viharamahadevi-park in Colombo (Sri Lanka's capital) starts a narrow gauge railwayline. The platform of this station 'Town Hall' suggests that trains are not running anymore. That's right. Nobody seems to care about the relicts (Nov. 2011). >>
Hannie (Brian in pram?) Yvonne playing the flute and Dot standing on the table. There is also a cat, a broom, and some sort of interesting old cart in the scene.
Heres someone using that broom in 1914 www.ssplprints.com/image.php?imgref=10458315
Gordon Gardens was a public park opened to the public until 1980 now lost forever to the public as it is part of the Presidents palace grounds.
Green Kartell KD335 (Kartell 4335) Lamp, Design by Joe Colombo in 1965
(and product by Kartell from 1965 to 1981)
White Kartell KD28 (KD27) Lamp, Design by Joe Colombo in 1967
(and product by Kartell from 1967 to 1981)
we see clearly the difference between a bulb 1W LED and a 7W low consumption
"picture at dark ..."
More Info about Kartell vintage product @ Kartell.it / Museum / Database : www.kartell.it/
Colombo bénéficie depuis environ deux millénaires de sa position stratégique sur les voies commerciales maritimes, entre l'Europe et Moyen-Orient d'une part, et l'Asie de l'autre, ainsi que de son port naturel. Elle a été la capitale administrative et politique de l'île pendant la domination britannique, de 1815 à 1948, puis pendant les trente premières années du Sri Lanka indépendant.