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Irwin Shaw: Lucy Crown.

Signet Books 1957.

Cover art by Stanley Zuckerberg.

Not such an ugly duckling! Signet taken at Sence Valley, Ibstock.

Verso du signet. Départ de Dieppe ou du Havre pour Southampton ou Newhaven

Georges Simenon: The hitchhiker.

Signet Books 1957.

Cover art by Robert Schulz.

These vintage Heinleins feature wild and colorful cover art from Gene Szafran.

 

Orphans of the Sky by Robert A. Heinlein

The Door Into Summer by Robert A. Heinlein

Methuselah's Children by Robert A. Heinlein

Beyond This Horizon by Robert A. Heinlein

Kodak Signet 80 rangefinder with f/2.8 50mm Ektanar lens

A Signet stops zooming about for a second, so I managed to get a shot.

© Lisa klappe photography

Well not quit e a signet but that sort of thing.

Pentax K-5 II s

Pentax HD D FA 150-450mm f/4.5-5.6 ED DC AW

Pentax HD 1.4x Teleconverter

signet on the aire and calder navigation canal

Pentax K-5 II s

Pentax HD D FA 150-450mm f/4.5-5.6 ED DC AW

Pentax HD 1.4x Teleconverter

The latest typewriter in my small stable. This is an exact version (make, model, color, case) of the very first typewriter I ever owned as a kid. Snagged from eBay, arrived today, and I am getting huge waves of nostalgia just looking at it. Typing on it nearly brought tears. I need help.

10/28/13

Lapis Lazuli Signet Ring

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Jay Brandon: Loose among the lambs.

Signet Books 1994.

 

Robert K. Tannenbaum: Material witness.

Signet Books 1994.

6th printing.

 

A Kodak Signet 40 35mm camera. Kodak f/3.5 46mm Ektanon triplet lens. Kodak Synchro 400 shutter (1/5 through 1/400 second). Rangefinder focusing. Pin-and-screw connection for Kodalite flash attachments.

On an old Packard

 

Bronica ETRSi

50mm

 

Ilford Delta 100

Developed in Xtol

Taken at Castle Semple Loch Winoch. Signets taking a ride on their mothers back

Finally I get to see and photograph a signet! In real life! The funny thing is, to me at least, is that I roam around parks and lakes in New Jersey looking for wildlife. And I have to go to New York City to find these. Went to Coney Island and this family of swans was swimming around in the stream behind the parking lot. They were obviously fed by someone as evidenced by the bag of bread hanging on the fence and the size of the male. He was HUGE. Borderline obese. Biggest freaking swan I've ever seen. He was greedy too, he was hogging all the bread and even hissing at the babies if they tried to get some.

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