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Rome in a lot of ways reminds me of China. This clothing store with all the sale signs definitely is one of the resemblances.
Usually Salvation Army has crap furniture for way too much money. I've been looking for a real desk and one that's relatively small to put my computer on for my room to open up a bit. The retail stores didn't have anything I liked or in my budget and the computer cart I really wanted is at IKEA.
I've been looking for a writing desk for a long time. You simply can't find a normal writing desk for less than $500 these days (if you're lucky). I was shocked to find this at the thrift store but it didn't have a price! The woman came out with the black marker and wrote the price down and walked off. Guess. Guess how much this desk set me back.
L'affiche néon du magasin Portland Outdoor, au centre de Portland, Oregon.
Portland Outdoor Store's neon sign.
Ultramarinos La Confianza is a grocery store in the Spanish city of Huesca. Located in Plaza López Allué, it was opened in 1871 by the French merchant Hilario Vallier and is considered the oldest active grocery store in Spain.
History
In the beginning, the store was used as a haberdashery and silk shop, later expanding to the sale of luxurious imported products from overseas, aromatic coffees and chocolates, French liqueurs and smoked foods.
After different mangements of the establishment, called La Confianza since its origins, in the first half of the 20th century it was acquired by the Villacampa-Sanvicente family, current managers. Its owner was awarded the European Business Woman Award 2011, and is considered by the international press as "The queen of grocery stores."
Building
The ceiling of the grocery store was decorated by the painter from Huesca León Abadías y Santolaria in 1871 within the trend that was called civil decorations, allegorical compositions of international trade and the products that were sold in the establishment.
Recognitions
Award for Ultramarinos La Confianza, the "oldest" store in Spain. November 21, 2011.
Award from the European Council of Entrepreneurial Women.
Madame Commerce de France Award.
Award for the Legendary Showcases contest.
Historical heritage
In 2013, the store building was declared a Historical Commercial Heritage of Humanity.
From Wikipedia
BODY FACTORY - While out on the Stroll with Julya, one of the places we landed was Body Factory. There I found this clever looking outfit on the display board that I liked certian elements of.
Ayu Kawaii Store release for Fetish Fair
Bodysuit Taky is rigged for Maitreya, Legacy , Ebody Reborn, Erika and Kupra
I hope you like it!
Fetish Fair Open 12 February
Lots of tiny spools of thread, misc sewing necessities, two books I've finished reading, my planner and ibuds are tucked away in this corner.
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Ja'Mage Jamaica Photo Store, beautiful prints and photo products from Bonita Jamaica ~ www.Jamage.com/
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This large display banner is over 3 metres tall, providing a commanding store presence for Equipco's branding. It was important to place the Equipco logo and the main heading and image at the top so that it can be seen across the store.
Stored helicopters at the Volandia Museum at Milan-Malpensa. The one on the left is an A.129 mockup, the next one looks like a Bell 205/212, then A.139 mockup, then MMX590/EI-901 prototype A.129. The one on the right marked 6217 is apparently 46-217 Bell YR-12B.