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Specimen sheet for News Gothic Condensed Bold Series 724, designed by Frank Bartuska for American Type Founders in 1965.
The leaflet issued by the well known Sheffield typefoundry of Stephenson, Blake and showing the Consort range of typefaces. This was available as Consort, Consort Italic, Consort Light, Consort Bold, Consort Condensed, Consort Light Condensed and Consort Bold Condensed and this shows a variety of points and weights.
Consort was a reworking undertkane in the 1950s by Stephenson Blake of Clarendon. The leaflet uses images of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's Consort and the text tells the story of William Greaves Blake who was, after his army career, rose to run the business and as Sir William Blake rose to prominence int he civic life of the City of Sheffield - it includes an interesting typo I suspect in that W G Blake is, given his career, more likely to have been born in 1838 not 1883.
Eleven Pannier Tanks, 9700-10, were fitted with condensing apparatus for working over L.T. Metropolitan lines and all were allocated to Old Oak Common (81A). The first withdrawal took place in 1959 and the last in 1964. 9700 was withdrawn in October 1963.
The Patrick O'Brien Collection
Introduced by Johnson in 1899 this small class were fitted with condensing apparatus in 1919 for work in the London area. Loco 47221 was allocated to Cricklewood in the early 1950's before being transferred to Staveley Barrow Hill in August 1956. The loco was withdrawn from that shed in Augusts 1961 after a working life of over 60 years. The loco shed in the background may well be Cricklewood or Barrow Hill.
Et pour terminer sur le patrimoine hébraïque de Prague, une vue d'ensemble sur ces formes si harmonieuse et ses couleurs si peu courante de cette belle synagogue espagnole.
Je ne savais pas à quoi m'attendre en mettant le pied dans ce quartier juif, mais la surprise fut grandiose. De nombreuses émotions furent de la partie. Et malgré le monde, la documentation sans français (plutôt normal en même temps) et un prix un peu élevé, j'ai vraiment aimé découvrir et redécouvrir (en faisant les recherches) ce qu'était les juifs de Prague, je recommande.
Sources : Wikipédia synagogue espagniole (Multi) && Monuments historiques (CZ) && Wikipédia synagogue de Léopoldstadt (Multi)
The cover to the BR Supplement to their 1948 Signs Manual - this showing the 'condensed' series of Gill Sans that was "allowed" in certain circumstances.
my husband made lattes for us last night..he got a container to froth the milk for his birthday and a friend of his that runs a coffee shop down town gave him a small tin of condensed milk..which is not to be found in icelandic stores..
i looked very sadly into the bottom of the glass when i was done..it was the best latte i have ever tasted!
why won´t they import condensed milk?
This picture was taken before I added the condensed milk. It looks better this way -- and quite likely tastes better. Maybe next time I'll leave off the condensed milk.
One of my favorites! Soaked with the cream-condensed milk-evaporated milk-rum syrup, covered with meringue. Recipe in my blog.
The leaflet issued by the well known Sheffield typefoundry of Stephenson, Blake and showing the Consort range of typefaces. This was available as Consort, Consort Italic, Consort Light, Consort Bold, Consort Condensed, Consort Light Condensed and Consort Bold Condensed and this shows a variety of points and weights.
Consort was a reworking undertkane in the 1950s by Stephenson Blake of Clarendon. The leaflet uses images of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's Consort and the text tells the story of William Greaves Blake who was, after his army career, rose to run the business and as Sir William Blake rose to prominence int he civic life of the City of Sheffield - it includes an interesting typo I suspect in that W G Blake is, given his career, more likely to have been born in 1838 not 1883.
WEEK 18 – Closing the Gap (V)
Jumping to the back left corner of the store now, for this look into the fitting rooms. Unfortunately I never did get a good shot of the fitting rooms themselves, besides a few general shots of the entrance to the hallway they were housed in (which is what you see in this photo). The even worse thing is, I knew this by the time I popped in for one final visit, and still somehow forgot to get a better shot XD You will be seeing at least one photo of the fitting rooms soon, however. It’s not the greatest, but it’s the only one I had buried in my archives. It’ll be posted as my teaser photo for the final photoset from here in two weeks.
In addition to the entry to the fitting rooms, the merchandise seen in this pic represents the remainder of children’s and infants.
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Specimen sheet for News Gothic Condensed Bold Series 724, designed by Frank Bartuska for American Type Founders in 1965.
Florennes, Belgium
Swiss Air Force, J-5026, condenses the air during its hi-speed flypast. Unfortunately, I never managed to capture her coming out of the Vapour Cone.
A page from the BR Supplement to their 1948 Signs Manual - this showing the 'condensed' series of Gill Sans that was "allowed" in certain circumstances.
1960/09.R508. N2/4 class 0-6-2T 69583 with condensing apparatus.
Hitchin, September, 1960.
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The glass of 12A's headlight is smothered with condensation as the remaining steam escapes from the boiler at Belgrave.
Shot on Nikon V1 & Nikkor 18.5mm f/1.8
My Nikkor 18.5mm f/1.8 REVIEW: bigstreetguns.com/2013/10/nikkor-18-5mm-f1-8-review/
Laboratoire de Physique de la Matière Condensée / Laboratoire PMC / unité mixte CNRS-Ecole Polytechnique (UMR 7643)
Crédit photographique : © École polytechnique - J.Barande