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This gorgeous Singer Model 66 was built in the Singer Elizabethport factory in Elizabeth NJ on December 16th 1941. She is one of 35000 model 66 machines manufactured in Elizabeth NJ in a single day!
The Model 66 is full size machine with Forward and Reverse gears, an automatic bobbin winder, built-in thread cutter and standard work light.
She's a very easy machine to use. She'll stitch through light leathers, denim, canvas like butter and all the similar materials as well. She'll carry all the standard size needles between sizes 9 to 21.
Musicians Hartmut Engler, Yvonne Catterfeld, Sebastian Krumbiegel, Tobias Künzel and Andreas Bourani attending the 67th Bambi award ceremony at the Stage Theater in Berlin on the 12th of November 2015
Bryan Singer speaking at the 2013 San Diego Comic Con International, for "X-Men: Days of Future Past", at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
The hair was Harry Potter hair with Sculpy sculpted onto it. The drumsticks are controls with the "bulge" ate the bottom cut off, and with glue on them so they can fit in hands. This was painted by me.
周璇 was one of the famous actress cum singer in Shanghai during 30s and 40s. She began her entertainment business since teenage. With a 'golden voice', she has won the first runner up in a singing contest and that led her to take part in a movie. Her success in the show business could not bring her happiness, due to the broken marriage, she has been admitted into mental hospitals. Finally, she died at 39 with a sudden illness.
The poster of 周璇 is the focus of this picture. Though there are toooooo many things in the frame, still 周璇 is the most catchy thing with her aura. Actually her facial expression thrills me a lot as if she is 'standing' right in front of the camera.
Up to London with Darren Wilkin. I could have happily listened to her all day ... she had a lovely voice.
Built 1925. 120 S. State Street, Chicago Illinois.The Singer Corporation originally used it as office space.
At the beginning of the 13th century, the most well-known singers and poets were invited by the Thuringian landgrave to stay at the Wartburg. At this time, the Wartburg was one of Europe's most famous art cultivation centres. Therefore the Legend of the Minnesingers' Contest has a proven historical background. The legend is depicted on a magnificent fresco by Moritz von Schwind and is well known from the world-famous Wagner opera "Tannhäuser." The singers' gallery represents the Romantics' imagination of the minnesingers' stage.