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This is a Polaroid clone. It used Polaroid 100 pack film. Made by Berkey Photo, Inc. in the USA. An all plastic camera with a built in electronic flash. This one was originally sold at $24.99.
Keystone Arches- Chester, MA
Thee are first keystone arch railroad bridges built in America. They are wholly dry laid, range in height to 70 feet and made possible the longest and highest railroad in the world of its time, the Western Massachusetts Railroad. They cross the West Branch of the Westfield River
These are the same guys who did the Budweiser Samurai armor a few years ago.
When I asked if they were costumers, they replied, "No. We're alcoholics."
Yes, they were kidding but obviously they like their beer.
Catalog #: 01_00091466
Title: Keystone, K-84, Commuter (?)
Corporation Name: Keystone
Designation: K-84
Official Nickname: Commuter
Additional Information: USA
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
On a perfect summer mornings a Keystone Outbound is departing the western electric terminal of Harrisburg PA. Leading towards New York is an Amtrak Cab Car rebuilt from a metro liner. Resting in the station is another set with a cab car.
If you have ever wallpapered a dollhouse, you would appreciate this house having these stenciled walls. Bedroom furniture by Strombecker.
Title: Keystone, B-6A
Catalog #: 01_00090959
Corporation Name: Keystone
Designation: B-6A
Additional Information: USA
Tags: Keystone, B-6A
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
I decided to get a better shot of this Keystone 1040 Everflash than the one I took earlier outside. I should add that the sliding switch to wind it is loose/broken and the camera doesn't work.
Officially designated as Bridge 195.5 (195 miles from Baltimore, MD), the Keystone Viaduct curves to the left and the through steel truss becomes a simple plate girder span. When the bridge was being refurbished, they knocked out two bridge piers to straighten Glade City Rd. beneath and replaced the three girder structure with a single 240 ft long girder. All told, Keystone Viaduct is 910 feet in length.
My main interest in cinemas is the old theatres with classic marquees, especially with neon. However, I love the modern architecture of this theatre in Steinbach, Manitoba.
Protesters turn out for the Keystone XL rally to fight against TransCanada's proposed pipeline on Friday, October 7, 2011.
This is on the summit of one of the mountains at Keystone Ski resort. This is probably close to a 180 degree panorama made up of a number of images stitched together using the autostitch program.
Autostitch can be downloaded from here: cvlab.epfl.ch/~brown/autostitch/autostitch.html
Chris and I spent an afternoon wandering around the mountains and taking pictures instead of skiing in an attempt to get acclimated to the altitude.
I'm 100% positive that I took the pictures that went into this panorama. I know that, because you really need to set the camera on manual mode for this to come out right.
Bernie August protests the Keystone XL Pipeline outside of Senator Tom Carper's office in Wilmington, DE on Thursday November 17th, 2014.
The keystone is the last stone that they place into an arch, it makes the structure self supporting. It bears the less pressure compared to the other wedge shaped stones therefore the "key" word is very appropiate. Due to it's importance it is often carved and highlighted, bigger than the other stones or slightly dropped. In the medieval times masons mixed blood into the cement when they placed the keystone into the arch. So did I. It was a sacrifice to insure the stability of the building.
The black ring is carved from ardesia, a common stone around here. The white ones are Carrara marble, while the red one is Hungarian red marble. Apart of the actual blood I mixed into the cement, with it's colour it referes to the traditional blood offering. The stone element is set into a silver rim, that I worked out for my Planet Pendant.
The diameter of the circle (with the silver rim) is 32 mm.