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cigar boxes. A big stack! at 'Madam Tojo's' in Labrador
lots of weird odds & ends in this coffeeshop.
A new box design based on Propellers Tessellation molecule. The molecule is depressed, meaning that the layers of paper forming the sides of the box are above it.
While the molecule itself is quite simple, I think this model is interesting due to the way the side walls are constructed, resulting in edges which are not straight and decorated with the color-change triangle.
Box, from a rectangle, is a variation of triangular box.
Lid is my rhombic box from square.
They work well together.
Bear boxes have various designs. All require that you have at least one person in your party with fingers and who is smarter than a bear.
I haven't seen this kind of lock elsewhere.
Dune Creek Camp, Great Sand Dunes National Park. The camp is nestled in some cottonwoods along Sand Creek, facing the end of the dune field. It's altogether serviceable but not a "destination" site like Aspen.
NBCR Lantern box - subject of an article in January 2016 ICCC Newsletter! Do you have one? - Let me know if so!!
Worth noting that this lantern (11/63 220F) - while a fairly common lantern does have some interesting things
First - it is an EARLY 220F - and does not any transitional pieces from the 220E model that preceded it - AND Second - the collar is a mis-stamp in that the work "Coleman" should be on the left side of the knob - but should also be right side up! Wonder how many came down the line with this issue before it was fixed - and Coleman never threw away usable parts - so I am pretty sure that they are out there!
Former NB box at Lochmuir in Fife. This box controlled a loop on the down line at the summit of a climb from Thornton.
In steam days northbound freight, and in particular coal, workings were banked to the summit. The bankers would drop off and return over the crossover back to Thornton.
In the diesel era, the loop was used to allow freights to be overtaken and also as a means of reversing an early morning dmu service from Markinch to Edinburgh. As freight declined the box basically became a block post and was closed from 14th July as part of the Markinch resignalling. It was demolished a few weeks after the pictures were taken.
2nd August 1980
fitbridges, here you go!!
it is the side of a box of wooden kitchen matches-- the place where you strike the match to set it aflame.
Otaru is famous as the "Venice of Japan" and for music boxes. Here are some of the Western, Victorian inspired ones. They were all very pretty.
"beep boop maggots"
long ago i was working in the team fortress 2 style classes, now some hats.
the idiot box
the original head here
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A few Box Turtles, Doing What Box Turtles Do. This little guy is eating an earthworm that was nearly as big as he is.
Maybe the coolest Pop Corn box ever! I can picture kids watching a sci-fi b-movie at a theater while holding this box and eating popcorn.
Game of Thrones has re-started and my partner and I love to cosy up on the sofa together and admire the costumes. Shame it will be a long wait as we don't have satellite, just have to wait patiently for the box set.
Minha Melody (prunella) e o bb da minha irmã Bia!
Já sou dinda dessa coisa fofa!!!
2013 começou maravilhosamente bem! XD
Swinderby signal-box a listed Midland Railway Type 3b box opened on 6th January 1901, and fitted with a 16 lever frame the same as most boxes on this line. The signal-box looks to be in a much more original condition that Fiskerton an identical box seen in the the previous photo, the windows are in the original style but look to be modern replacements, also you do not see many signal-boxes these days with a veranda complete with handrails.
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Surrey, England.Taken with Leica IIIb (1938) with Leitz Elmar Red Scale (1953) with UV filter & Ilford HP5 Film. © DSAM7 all rights reserved.