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Shown with a Peaks Woods head in Normal Skin (not a match) and with minifee clothes (fits great)
For anyone loking at this to get an idea for resin matches, please note that PW's NS is nearly identical to Fairyland's NS.
Notes.
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Maker: Edward Anthony (1818-1892) & Henry T. Anthony (1814 - 1884)
Born: USA
Active: USA
Medium: albumen print
Size: 3.5 " x 7 "
Location: USA
Object No. 2011.177b
Shelf: E-12-CENT
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Notes: Edward and Henry T. Anthony were brothers as well as photographic partners. Edward, born in 1818, was a civil engineer until the daguerreotype debuted in the United States. Immediately stricken with "daguerreotypemania," he took lessons in the fledgling medium from Samuel Morse and in 1841 joined a survey expedition of the U.S.-Canadian border as a photographer. He partnered with Jonas M. Edwards in Washington, D.C., for his first professional studio venture, specializing in portraits of congressmen and other Washington notables. In 1847 Edward began to collaborate with his older brother Henry, photographing and publishing cartes-de-visite and stereographic views. Together they founded the firm of E. and H.T. Anthony in New York in 1852, which was unquestionably the period's leading manufacturer and marketer of photographic supplies and equipment. The Anthonys provided financial support to Mathew Brady to photograph the Civil War and in return Brady gave them all of his duplicate negatives, which they published under his name in 1865. Following Henry's death in 1884, Edward continued to work; upon Edward's death four years later, the firm was willed to a nephew. It eventually became Agfa, one of the best known photographic companies today. (source: The Getty Museum)
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this is a note i found at work. left by my work partner who, God love him, can't spell worth a shit, and gets ahead of himself.
it cracked me up (especially the PS) - i'm not one to talk cause i can't spell worth a shit either, but this is funny. :)
i added the fish bone to block out his last name. just cause.
I got to church this morning, not scheduled to work like I usually am, and they needed a light person. So I started doing lights. Then my "boss" told me I should go up to the computer room and do the computer because the guy up there was doing it for the first time today. And there were some special/harder things to it, so I ran upstairs and took over the computer job and he moved to cameras.
During the sermon, the pastor was talking about how it can't all be mountaintops in our lives and one thing I never really thought about was that nothing grows at the top of moutains. That is true, it is fun and exhilirating for a short time, but then it is time to come down again.
Lately, I feel like I am in the valley alot though.
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From Evernote:
Millie Motts
Clipped from: milliemotts.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-09-28T05...
The House of Mirth: Friday!
Source URL: mirth-thehouseof.blogspot.com/2010/03/friday.html
I didn't take any before pictures, because they were just a pair of men's business trousers, and we all know what they look like! This is what I did:
1) Cut off the legs
2) Cut the scallop at the front
3) Made bias binding out of the fabric from legs
4) Sewed bias binding to the hem and blind hemmed it
5) Hand sewed white lace trim (what I had left over from my chemise top) onto the pockets and the scallop
6) Replaced generic plastic buttons with vintage glass buttons (also left over from chemise top)
MC 1110
HB 0510
MM S3E8
MM S3E8
HBM 1010
MM S1
MM S1
MM S1
TB
DEX
FASH
EBAY
EBAY
(Our Daily Challenge - NOTE)
(112 in 2012 - #47 - FIVE)
It's hard to believe how fast time flies and to realize that I've been volunteering with my dog Hope for 5 years now. She was only 2 years old when we started and I had no idea what I was doing. We have blossomed as a team and a couple of years ago, my other dog Nick started as a volunteer too. I can honestly say that I have gotten back way more than I've given and this "work" keeps me grounded even though we've lost many patients along the way. But, on the other hand, it makes me feel blessed for my family and friends and all the things I have in life. I hope that my dogs have touched the lives of just some of the people we've met along the way....
At Xmas, Mum gifted me a random swag of old photo gear from her wardrobe. I found this guide in the pocket of one of the bags remembering that I wrote this out to help Mum with her now kaput G5. I actually found it a little hard to follow looking at it today.