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The mass marking program is funded in part by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
Photo by USFWS.
J. Michael Flanigan was the antiques appraiser. He mentioned that the reverse side of the hunting horn was covered in numerous Masonic markings, but he didn't bother to turn the horn over, at least until my recording stopped.
GUEST: It has come down in my family and I know that it actually came into our home when I was about nine years old at the death of my grandmother. And so I'm sure it was part of her estate. And I was told not to play with it, which meant I went and played with it whenever I could and became fascinated by all of the carvings that are on it. And I know they're Masonic emblems on there; there's a name and a date carved on there.
There are delightful pictures that are meant to, apparently, mimic Noah's Ark. And so I'm fascinated because this looks like a man's life.
J. MICHAEL FLANIGAN - APPRAISER: We know who made it because he says so. Very clearly here it says "R.H. Hurst's horn, cemented with love." Then it says 1826 here. That's very early as decorative arts in the state go. Now, if I turn it up here so that we can look under here, we're just filled with Masonic symbols. The arch, Hiram-- an important figure in Masonry-- the arch again in there. And on another side, even farther around, even more Masonic symbols. So he was clearly a Mason, probably a member of an early lodge. We have Biblical symbols in Noah's Ark. We rotate it round a little more, a ship, animals. And then what I really love, when we get round to this side, is we have a verse. And I think you can tell me a little about the verse.
GUEST: And I know that that is from a verse in the Bible. It says, "And the darkness comprehended it not."
APPRAISER: And it says, of course, also, "Victory and freedom." Tennessee was literally frontier territory, and they were not just worried about fighting Indians at that time; there was always a threat the British were going to come back, and certainly Tennessee, with their experience in the War of 1812, victory and freedom has real meaning in that context. But what's fascinating to me, and what's really important as an object, is we have this date, we have all this family history that ties it to Tennessee. If it were a powder horn, this would be capped and this would have a plug space. And it would have some sort of tie so that you could plug it off. Otherwise, obviously, the powder would pour out. So if it wasn't a powder horn, what was it? Well, I think it was a hunting horn. But what I find just amazing is that we have an enormous amount of high-quality decoration and engraving. All this is carved in here, too. We have the pewter mount. I've consulted with a number of colleagues; no one has seen one this elaborate with the mounting. Now, I know you really want to keep this in the family. It's been in the family as long as you know. So, for insurance purposes, I would insure this, without hesitation, for $10,000, $11,000.
GUEST: Oh, dear. Back in the lock box. (laughs) Thank you very much.
APPRAISER: My pleasure.
The thorax of the female appears almost all-black at a glance. However, there are dull red markings on the pronotum, tegulae and scutellum - though these are never very showy.
The mass marking trailer is fully atomated and requires sophisticated technology to process thousands of fish in a day. The computer screen shows an adipose fin that is about to be clipped.
Photo by USFWS.
Marking 100 days to go till Russia's first ever Paralympic Winter Games, a unique sculpture park was opened in Sochi.
1959 Town Kununurra Marking out Coolibah Drive, Ord River Irrigation Area
KHS Digital Archive Number KHS-2010-2-050-aw-PD
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This little spider, no more than 10mm long from pedipalps to spinnerets and with an enormous abdomen, has made its rather untidy, tangled silk home in the corner of my garage door. My big book of insects and spiders doesn't show one quite like this.
Marking steel coils just before they are loaded on the MACS operated Red Cedar, bound for South Africa.
I've seen this brand of oars compared to surf tossed 2x4s. I agree. Someone else suggested they weren't so much oars as pretty good oar blanks. I've been meaning to work on them a bit and finally got aground to it.
I know it's a 98 year old photo, but if you know who any of them are, please, please, please leave a note and/or a comment!!
ZD720/086 taxies in front of the Control Tower at RAF gibraltar.
ZD720/086 sports 18 mission markings below the canopy (10 Paveway IV, 4 Brimstone & 4 Storm Shadow strikes/launches) from Operation Ellamy during last year's Libyan campaign.
RAF Tornado GR4s from IX(B) Squadron and 31 Squadron in Gibraltar for for Air Combat Manouveres during Exercise Goldrock.
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Markings: MARQUIS JET HOLDINGS INC,OKLAHOMA CITY ,OKLAHOMA .
Serial Number RK-520
Specifications (Hawker 400XP)
General characteristics
Crew: 2 pilots
Capacity: 7 passengers
Length: 48 ft 5 in (14.8 m)
Wingspan: 43 ft 6 in (13.3 m)
Height: 13 ft 11 in (4.2 m)
Empty weight: 10,550 lb (4,786 kg)
Max takeoff weight: 16,300 lb (7,394 kg)
Powerplant: 2× Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-5 , 2965 lbf () each
Performance
Maximum speed: 450 kts (518 mph) 833 km/h
Cruise speed: 414 kts (476 mph) 767 km/h
Range: 1,482 nm (2,744 km)
Service ceiling: 45,000 ft (13,716 m)
The Hawker 400 is a small twin-engine corporate aircraft, designed by Raytheon's Beech Aircraft Company subsidiary, now part of Hawker Beechcraft.
The aircraft was originally designed as the Mitsubishi MU-300 Diamond, an all-new, all-jet development to complement and slot above the Mitsubishi MU-2 and provide Mitsubishi Heavy Industries with their top-of-the-line corporate aircraft model (hence the name "Diamond")[1]. Beechcraft bought the production rights and began manufacturing it as their own model, initially redesignated as the Beechjet 400. The Beechjet 400 was certified by the FAA in May 1985.
Raytheon/Beechcraft steadily developed their own improvements to the model, leading to the 400A in 1990. Improvements in the 400A include longer range, higher take-off weights and improved luxury appointments. An all-glass flight deck was also offered. Beechcraft also developed a version for the United States Air Force known as the T-1A Jayhawk, used as a trainer for large aircraft crews (such as tankers and strategic transports). A total of 180 T-1A trainers were delivered between 1992-1997. Another military variant is the Japan Air Self-Defense Force T-400 trainer which shares the same Type Certificate as the T-1A.[2]
In 1993 Raytheon purchased the Hawker business jet product line from British Aerospace. The Beechjet 400 was eventually renamed the Hawker 400 to map it into the Hawker product line. The Hawker 400XP incorporates further aerodynamic, mechanical and interior improvements gleaned from the Hawker 800XP.
In October 2008, Hawker Beechcraft announced upgrades to the design, resulting in the new model designation Hawker 450XP.[citation needed] Upgrades include new, more fuel efficient engines (Pratt & Whitney PW535D models with 2,965 pounds of thrust apiece) Collins Pro Line 21 avionics and Collins Venue cabin management/entertainment system and a complete interior upgrade.[
MFR Year 2007
Manuscript markings in Cesare Baronio's "Generale Kerckelycke Historie" (Antwerp: Jean Cnobbaert, 1623),
My marking knife (kiridashi) is a Japanese laminated steel tool - wicked sharp and one of my tool chest treasures.
It's the Ancient Markings texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
You can see the presets and download this texture for free on the Filter Forge site here — www.filterforge.com/filters/10938.html (created by Negatory)
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Properly marking the floor of a plant or facility can help prevent accidents and improve efficiency by clearly marking storage areas and equipment or walking paths. Brady’s ToughStripe pre-spaced floor marking dashes make it easy to lay straight, evenly spaced lines without a machine applicator. This requires less manpower for set-up and maintenance and the pre-spaced floor marking dashes are already formatted to ensure consistent spacing and look.
Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Blair Lekstrom (centre) was one of the first to cross the new connection, walking from the Coquitlam side of the bridge to Surrey over the newly placed steel girders and concrete deck panels on June 21, 2012.
During mating season a Bull Elk will mark his territory by rubbing his antlers on trees, they have a scent gland near their eyes at the base of the antlers. He will usually urinate on the tree as well to tell other Bull Elk that this is his territory and harem.
Marking the boundary of the City of London this is one of a pair of dragons on the southern end of London Bridge.
Panasonic G2 with Canon FDn 300mm f/4.
Hello all,
This photo is an experiment with different grey tones.
I've just got back from a camping trip to Emu Bight - about 4 hours out from Melbourne. I've geotagged it if you're curious. Such a beautiful location. Campsite was about a 30 second walk from this bay and a 30 minute drive to the most picturesque beach I have ever seen. We were blessed with terrific weather. I shall definitely returning next year, hopefully for a bit longer!
More images to come. This one is an HDR. I used the HDR Pro option in PS5 and created a monochrome preset that increased the contrast/brightness a bit. Vignette was also added.
Hope you're all well,
Ben