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Post card from Trinity College, which had a military training program, dated Oct 25, 1918. Oct 25, 1918. Message side; "....been here three weeks. Like it all right so far."

See other WWI documents at flic.kr/s/aHskh3niWh.

Source: Scan of original document.

Set: OSM01-EPH.

Date: 31st May 1926.

Repository: From the collection of Mr Osman.

 

Local Studies at Swindon Central Library.

www.swindon.gov.uk/localstudies

Gmina Stoszowice, woj. Dolnośląskie. Budynek szkolny oddany do użytku szkolnego we wrześniu 2012 r. Przykład tzw. szkoły pasywnej - budynku energooszczędnego, proekologicznego.

 

Fot. CC-BY Marcin Polak.

 

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A small Primary School in Budzów in the Lower Silesian Region (Poland). A case of a modern, passive & pro-ecological school building which uses the natural resources to heat and ventilate its interiors.

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Photo: Documenting Yes / Simon Baker

August 26, 1954

 

To Mr. Henry Ford II, President

 

Dear Mr. Ford:

I have been driving Fords continuously since 1929, and we have had Ford convertibles since 1941. We believe in the use of standard production models. Up until now we have been able to find one acceptable anonymous model.

 

The following is what we could consider as an anonymous model – one we would like to buy now:

 

Black Convertible, natural top, minimum of advertising signs and symbols attached – preferably none.

The interior: simple neutral tan leather or good neutral color synthetic material – no two-tones – preferably matching tan paint on interior metal, but would accept black if that is standard.

 

We have needed a new car for some time, but have been unable to obtain any assurance from our local agent that our requirements are in any way possible to fulfill. On a recent visit to the Alexander Girards in Santa Fe, we were advised by them that our only recourse was to write to you directly and that by so doing we would undoubtedly obtain the information we cannot obtain here. We are taking the liberty of following the Girards’ advice, and trust that this letter will be channeled by your office to the appropriate department.

 

Thank you for the many positive things that bear the name of Ford.

 

Sincerely,

Charles Eames

 

The hand-written draft on the left generally follows the text of the typed letter, but also includes the following sentence at the bottom:

 

We find the forced, no alternative garish décor revolting and dictatorship-like.

 

Eames' plea to Henry Ford II was unsuccessful, and for the rest of his life, he bought Mercedes Benz products.

(the above letter as shown at the Eames show at the London Design Museum in 1999)

An advertisement seen at the Changzhou Computer City— a loosely-conglomerated computer and electronics bazaar.

Page from John J. Montgomery's manuscript "Soaring Flight" circa 1895.

 

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive

I revealed a confidential report by Boris Johnson’s own government that exposes the falsehoods about Brexit which he has been peddling, on the issue of Northern Ireland in particular. (6th December, 2019)

 

If elected, Labour will secure a sensible deal based on terms we’ve already discussed with the EU. A deal on our terms will respect the priceless peace in Northern Ireland and people’s jobs. We will then put that deal to a public vote within six months.

Information plaque found by the ruins of the Upper Castle on Gediminas Hill in old town Vilnius:

 

This castle, also known as Gediminas' Castle, is considered a symbol of Vilnius. Built at the beginning of the 14th century, and replacing an earlier wooden one, it withstood the attacks of the Crusaders. At the beginning of the 15th century, it was rebuilt, strengthened, and along with the Lower Castle, composed a powerful defensive complex. Eventually it lost its importance. After damage caused by the war with Moscow in 1655, it was not rebuilt. After WWII the best surviving tower was restored and now houses a museum, and an observation platform offers visitors an impressive panoramic view. To the east of the tower are the ruins of the ducal palace.

FOLDER 13 -- Blank form Home-Finding Department, (page 2), circa 1920-1930

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Ansvarlig: Bernhard, Willy

Medvirkende: Hanno, Otto von (illustratør)

Tittel: Kanskje engang tilbake du kommer

Språk: Norsk

Utgitt: Oslo : Norsk musikforl. cop., 1929

Opplysninger: PÃ¥trykt pris: Kr. 1.80. musikk: Willy Bernhard ; tekst: H. Herberth .

Dewey: 783.242 (hovednummer)

Tittelnr: 0458006

Internettlenke: bergenbibliotek.no/arkiv/digitaltarkiv/oklands_trykksaker...

 

© Copyright:

Denne illustrasjonen er beskyttet iht. Lov om opphavsrett til åndsverk av 1961. Utover privat bruk er gjengivelse/reproduksjon av vernede illustrasjoner ikke tillatt uten etter avtale med rettighetshaver v/BONO. Kontakt BONO (Billedkunst Opphavsrett i Norge) for rettighetsklarering: www.bono.no

Henvisningen til norsk lov innebærer at utlegning av verk under Creative Commons-betingelser ikke aksepteres.

 

This illustration is protected according to Norwegian Law on copyright of 1961. Beyond private use, reproduction of protected illustrations are not allowed without the permission of the licensee v / BONO. Contact BONO (Norwegian Visual Artists Copyright Society) for rights clearance: www.bono.no

Interpretation (reuse) of this work under Creative Commons conditions are not accepted.

 

Original in Einar Øklands private collection, digital reproduction by Bergen Public Library

I have created a small document file and a matching wine box.

My first stack of my own papers to grade! The only time I'll ever be excited about papers.

A busy day at a leather workshop in Dharavi, Mumbai.

William Richardson received a balance of $25 from town bounty monies for volunteering to serve in the military. Thomas Hilson paid to James P. Adee $100 for volunteering. Richardson served in the 144th New York Volunteers, Company E. He died in 1917, age 82. Hilson died in 1907, just shy of 70. James Adee served in the 144th New York Volunteers, Company E and was a first lieutenant. He died in 1899, age 63.

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depois do feriado, mas antes das férias...

para todos aqueles que sempre acham que estão esquecendo alguma coisa...

 

cargocollective.com/nathaliacury#1165637/personal

Photo of a document from the 1942 United Press Wire Service Dispatches Special Collection.

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive

Briefstempel: 1. Rekr. Komp., Rekr.-Depot, 20. I. D.

canceled: K.D. Feldpostexp(edition) 20. Inf. Div., 14.1.16.

 

Not sure what the red "3" means: a censor's mark?

Our Daily Challenge for 2 May was sadness. This is the opening page of my father's 91 page hand-written account (1961) of his experience as an emigrant to Canada from 1957 until the family's return to the UK in 1960. It is in a sense a diary of failure (sad), but also of resilience (happy). Dad died when I was 22. It is sad that we did not really know each other well. Our relationship was comfortable, but this was a family, like so many in Scotland of the time, that did not openly show affection and in which communication was poor. When I view these pages I feel rather sad because dad never lived to see me complete the education that he was so desperate for me to have in order to enjoy the choices that he and my mother never had. But that is also happy. It is sad because he never lived to see and write about his grandchildren or read his granddaughter's poems. Yet he would have been happy that there has been so much to miss.

Manuscript title: Pseudo-Bernard of Clairvaux

 

Manuscript summary: This manuscript, produced in 1480 at the Cistercian Abbey of Maulbronn (Diocese of Speyer, Württemberg, cf. f. 44r), contains texts written by Ekbert of Schönau, the brother of St. Elizabeth of Schönau, as well as prayers to Mary written in another hand.

 

Origin: Württemberg (Germany)

 

Period: 15th century

 

Image source: Cologny, Fondation Martin Bodmer, Cod. Bodmer 19: Pseudo-Bernard of Clairvaux (www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/one/cb/0019)

 

"Gallery Guide"

in "Art and Artists" October, 1966

 

-- Page 44

  

"FOUNTAIN PIECE

Go to Eros

fountain and

throw in all

your jewelleries

YOKO ONO LONDON, SEPT, 1966"

 

published in Art and Artists, 1, no. 7 (October 1966): 44

image: approx 2 1/2 x 2 1/2' (6.3 X 6.3 cm)

 

Art and Artists

Volume One, Number Seven

October 1966

Edited by Mario Amaya

London: Hansom Books, 1966

  

Private collection of Mikihiko Hori

 

Kürassier-Regiment von Seydlitz (4. Magdeburgisches) Nr.7 I Quedlinburg; II - IV Halberstadt IV Corps

Abstract of Title, James Call, 27 & 29 Effingham Street, Ramsgate, Kent, 1874. Sold at auction to Mr. Samuel Carsell (no. 27) and Miss Eliza Kelsey (No. 29).

 

Abstract goes back to 1802 when the properties were owned by Margaret Hogden, of Ramsgate, which she left by Will to her cousin Ann Eason, Widow, who left it to her son Robert Eason.

 

16th January 1852 Conveyance between Ann Eason, Horsham, Sussex, Spinster, Thomas Larkin Isle of Thanet, Plumber and Glazier, George Silvanus Snowden, Ramsgate, Surgeon.

Title: The Priscilla cook book of tried and proved recipes

 

Repository: Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America.

 

Call Number: Harvard Depository 641.61 M592p

 

Catalog Record: id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/003772566/catalog

  

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