View allAll Photos Tagged Trading

Santo Domingo Indian Trading Post, Albuquerquee, New Mexico, seen from the Amtrak train Southwest Chief.

I recently did a trade with ponyguru and her pile of stuff showed up at my door today. I initially just traded for the two Graces you see, but she found a lot of 70s doll clothes and accessories she figured I might like.

 

I had to leave the house but I managed a few pics. I already see some Best Buys and other later 70s stuff like chairs and accessories so I’m excited to dig through all this when I get home.

 

Beautifully decorated/ painted Bullock Cart displayed at International Trade Fair 2023 in Bengaluru.

World Trade Center a la noche.

Yet another shopping mall.

Gold Medal Flour. Washburn Crosby Co.

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Trade Card.

“Flirting is a woman’s trade, one must keep in practice....I had not intended to love him; the reader knows I had wrought hard to extirpate from my soul the germs of love there detected; and now, at the first renewed view of him, they spontaneously revived, great and strong! He made me love him without looking at me.”

― Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre

By the time the Emperor Hadrian entered the purple, Rome controlled a vast area stretching from northern Europe to the Middle East. Sea trade and transport were vital to the functioning of the Empire and so numerous ports sprung up along the coast of Britannia. On the Tyne side of Hadrian’s Wall the fort of Arbeia (now known as South Shields) grew into one such port and was the destination of many supply shipments to the wall.

 

Trading ships, such as the one depicted in this scene, were common visitors to Arbeia and came from all corners of the empire. A funeral monument found at the site tells us much about what this trade meant to the area. It is dedicated to a lady called Regina and is unique in Britain for its bilingual inscription, written in Latin and Palmyrene. The inscription reveals that Regina was of the Catuvellaunian tribe while her husband Barates, was a Palmyrene merchant living at Arbeia, which had attached to it a substantial civilian settlement. From Barates’ own funeral monument we know that he supplied military standards to the cohorts along the wall.

 

Despite being on the edge of the Empire, the civilian settlement at Arbeia must have been home to a diverse polyglot population. Thanks to the trade bought by the Empire’s many ships, people, ideas and symbols must have circulated frequently, making it lively and interesting place to live.

Original Caption: Construction on Lower Manhattan's West Side, Just North of the World Trade Center (Tall Building in Background) 05/1973

 

U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-7429

 

Photographer: Blanche, Wil

 

Subjects:

New York (New York state, United States) inhabited place

Environmental Protection Agency

Project DOCUMERICA

 

Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/549914

 

Repository: Still Picture Records Section, Special Media Archives Services Division (NWCS-S), National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD, 20740-6001.

 

For information about ordering reproductions of photographs held by the Still Picture Unit, visit: www.archives.gov/research/order/still-pictures.html

 

Reproductions may be ordered via an independent vendor. NARA maintains a list of vendors at www.archives.gov/research/order/vendors-photos-maps-dc.html

   

Access Restrictions: Unrestricted

Use Restrictions: Unrestricted

 

The construction of the World Trade Center, as viewed from Jersey City across the Hudson River.

 

Taken on January 16, 2012.

 

Featured on the blog, Curbed NY: ny.curbed.com/archives/2012/01/17/california_co_to_build_...

 

PRINTS // BLOG // FACEBOOK // TWITTER // TUMBLR // GETTY IMAGES

Max drove up from NC to trade wheels with Marcos today. Then we went out for a quick shoot out in the cold.

sorry for the bad picture but yea offer away

 

THE PANZER BW PISTOL TECH AND NEEDELER ARE RESERVED BY DUTCHLEGO UNTIL FRI OF NEXT WEEK!

Another from our old town shoot.

This bead set incorporates a few of my faves...both metal & polymer rivets, heat patina'd copper, a bit of texture and asymmetrical shapes.

By architect Hermann Baur, 1958-1961. Basel, Switzerland.

Photo: Stefano Perego.

www.facebook.com/stepegphotography

South Shore 801 and 803 are exchanging crews at Burnham Yard. The 800's rotated every 2 weeks on the Gary Switcher. March 1976.

The next installment in My War Upon Roawia storyline. Previous installment here.

 

Meanwhile in Lenfald...

 

After the completion of Elvyrston Castle, Sir Edwyn returned to his primary profession as a merchant. The Garhimis had agreed to establish a system of mutually beneficial trade with Lenfald in order to aid the war effort. Lenfald would deliver prime weapons quality wood in exchange for pure Garhimi Iron. High Lord Triphian had decreed that all such envoys would enjoy the benefit of an armed guard, in case of sabotage by the loreesi. And so once again Sir Edwyn journeyed northwards, surrounded by elite warriors of the Knights of Ilion

  

 

To clarify this is not desert, it is an arid grassland such as found in the high mountain regions of Eastern Lenfald.

Some tools are so full of art that they enable even the dorkiest of hands to create things of beauty. They are effortless in the sense that they turn the mundane into something worth seeing or listening to. I am talking Winston & Newton Brushes, Faber-Castell Polychromos, Fender Stratocasters, Stradivarius Violins and Leica glass. Becoming an M shooter has been like coming back to the foundations, to being a child with a camera, less consumed by focal lengths and technicalities and freer to focus on the joyful activity of taking pictures of everything in sight. It has re-sparked my love for photography by what feels like an act of liberation: I now have the agility to walk around and find the poetry and the interestingness in everything. The liberty to see everything through the lens again. No special occasions or fancy trips needed.

Looking wonderful by night.

My trade girl is here! This girl and her mom have been so patient with me, but I gotta share, she was a stubborn one! lol First she had a matte faceplate which I had never worked on, that took some time to sand! then her old scalp wasn't cooperative so we got her a new one and we waited for that and eye chips AND for a licca body for weeks. Her sweet face has been waiting to come to life for so long and finally, she came together today! She's sweet and quiet but can be determined when she wants to! We are trying to decide on a name for her. I hope you like her! more pictures to come before she travels back home to Chicago!

Ford Raptor V F-150

"Home" Artist trading cards, each one in the set unique. Pen and ink filled with watercolour and watercolour pencils :)

doodle

traded to Lisa-:))

Just wanted to share some higher rez pics from the contest. Other than cropping, many of these pics haven’t been touched, so sorry about the lighting/quality.

For trade, but ONLY for old lego Batman or certain DC superheros minifigures.

 

I also want to make clear that the person who I trade with will send first, or we send at the same time. I will not send first.

 

Trading Info Captured with Snagit

Leipzig Trade Fair.

 

www.daniel-koehler.net

  

If you like my work please feel free to like my Facebook Page. Much appreciated!

The traders would host the leaders of the region's tribes here - for a a meal, a smoke, and conversations to catch up on events over the winter. After eight or ten hours of socializing, they would haggle over the price of furs for the season.

1st June 2016 - OECD 2016 Forum: Trade & Investment

 

Speakers

Todd McClay, Minister of Trade, New Zealand

Alexander Mora, Minister of Foreign Trade, Costa Rica

Alberto Salas Muñoz, President, Confederation for Production and Commerce (CPC), Chile

Lenita Toivakka, Minister for Foreign Trade and Development, Finland

 

Photo: OECD/Hervé Cortinat

 

I used clear packing tape to create this image transfer of the handwriting in the background.

las vegas hooker trading cards: The Strip (Las Vegas Blvd). There were a ton of creepy people handing out call girl and hooker cards. There were so many designs and girls, they were like trading cards! Gotta catch 'em all!

 

1 2 4 6 7 ••• 79 80