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My Dad's second Opel Commodore, a GS, taken in the mid-eighties. From some angles it could almost've been American. There weren't many car manufacturers who didn't fit "Rostyle" wheels (after "R"ubery "O"wen) to at least one of their vehicles in the seventies. They were pressed steel but made to look like the Mag wheels of the day.
Praktica MTL3
Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 50/1.8 MC
Kodak Gold 100 (expired 2005, @50)
Giving expired film a try... Overexposed by one stop to compensate for the loss of sensivity. The grain was absolutely awful on most photographs (on this one it's actually pretty fine).
The commodore museum, in the new ikea shelf. At the bottom is an A500, then a C64C with the old datasette, then an A1200, then a C64, and at the top a C128 (the new addition). Next to each is assorted manuals, etc. A speccy hides in fear on the left
1930s postcard from the Hotel Commodore, located on the SW corner of North Capitol and F Streets NW, across from Union Station. It might take some effort to recognize this building as the current Phoenix Park Hotel, where the Dubliner is located. The building has been much modified, with an extra floor added. Note that it was common for postcards of this era to show hotels in isolation, as if no surrounding buildings existed.
For 1980 this turbo six Commodore was offered in the aftermarket. It says a maximum of 85 will be built per month. I have no idea if they came close to this goal.
Commodore 64 Computer
Artifact no.: 1996.0114
Manufacturer: Commodore Business Machines Ltd., Agincourt, Ontario, Canada
1983
Introduced in 1982, the Commodore 64 personal computer was the first PC with reasonable computing power to cost less than $1000.
Considered one of the most popular home PC’s in history, this personal computer was used by the donor’s family primarily to play games and for word processing.
Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation
www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca
Photo credit: CSTMC
Commodore Amiga 2000 (wish I had one of these.)
Vintage Computer Festival (VCF) East 6.0 , at the InfoAge Science Center
My 2009 Vintage Computer Festival page www.dancentury.com/computers.html
The Commodore Apartment Hotel is nominated to the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion Cas an excellent example of the Apartment Hotel Building subtype of the Multi-Family Residence/Apartment Building property type identified in the Multiple Property Documentation Form (MPDF) entitled Residential Resources of Wichita. The building was designed by Kansas City-based architect Nelle Elizabeth Peters, who specialized in the design of apartment buildings and hotels, and developed by American diplomat and Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley.
National Register of Historic Places Homepage
Siguiendo con la gran nevada este febrero en Nueva York. Digo "gran" porque personalmente no estoy nada acostumbrado a esa cantidad de nieve!
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One more shot of the snow in NY this days. For me too much because never snows in Barcelona!
The Commodore Apartment Hotel is nominated to the National Register of Historic Places under Criterion Cas an excellent example of the Apartment Hotel Building subtype of the Multi-Family Residence/Apartment Building property type identified in the Multiple Property Documentation Form (MPDF) entitled Residential Resources of Wichita. The building was designed by Kansas City-based architect Nelle Elizabeth Peters, who specialized in the design of apartment buildings and hotels, and developed by American diplomat and Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley.
National Register of Historic Places Homepage
This was a banner I was going to use for a web design but never ended up using. May be useful to someone. This is from a Commodore 64 computer someone gave me. The Commodore 64 originally came out in 1982 but I am not sure which model this one is.
COMMODORE CLIPPER
IMO: 7021845
Built : 1970 by Ferus Smit, Westerbroek, Holland, (Yard Number : 204) as HIBERNIAN ENTERPRISE for Hibernian Transport Companies Ltd, Dublin
GRT: 758 / DWT: 1521
Dimensions: Length (oa) 78.5 metres x Beam 11.9 metres
Name Changes
1970: HIBERNIAN ENTERPRISE (as built): Hibernian Transport Companies Ltd, Dublin
1971: MAYO: Irish Sea Operators Ltd, Dublin
1974: COMMODORE CLIPPER: Commodore Shipping Co Ltd, Guernsey
1988: CELINE M.: Jean Paul Metz
1990: SEA LION I:
1991: CELINE M.: Meromar Chartering Co Ltd
1993: LARNACA TOWN
1993: SEA STAR III
1993: CELINE M.: Celine M Ltd,
2003: ABDALLAH : M.F.Kaidaban
2006: ABDALLAH: Vienna Shipping Co.
2010: ALBARAKA 8: W.A.M.Alamoodi
2013: Still trading
Photographed arriving Portsmouth on 27 August 1982
121129-N-HG258-027 WASHINGTON, DC (November 29, 2012) Chief Musician Robert Holmes, right, a member of the Navy Band Commodores, leads and instructs the jazz band from Walt Whitman High School during a visit to the Commodores rehearsal at the Historic Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C. The Navy Band presents clinics for local high schools around the Washington, D.C., area as part of their music in the schools program designed to supplement music education curricula and build bridges between the Navy and younger generations.
1980 HDT Holden Commodore at the Shannon's Insurance Eastern Creek Classic, which is a get together of all registered auto clubs in the State of New South Wales. Over 2000 cars, bikes, buses and ex-military vehicles attended this year's show.
These cars were modified at GMH's request by Peter Brock, a successful Australian racing driver, who improved the handling and engine performance of the flagship of the Commodore range, the SLE. These cars are highly prized and collectors will pay big $ to get one.