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Close up of handle detail knitted from M&S green with Superdrug pink detail to reinforce the handle.

Wimbotsham, Norfolk

Spend the day at the V&A in London today, personally I find the buildings and their fabric as interesting as the items in them!

 

For example hidden on the 3rd floor were racks of fabric in these wooden racks.

If I recall correctly, the big yellow thing is used to hold the Subaru mirror when they need to take off the coating and clean it or renew it (when it gets too dirty).

Suitcases at Toddington Station in the Cotswolds....the GWSR is a volunteer operated railway and comprises a 28 mile round trip.

Despite being branded differently ("Solyte" at left and "LiteLift" at right) so the stores can claim "nobody beats our prices", these suitcases are identical in almost every way.

 

This photo shows the pull-handles extended, from above.

1930's era furniture door handle and keyhole escutcheon (detail).

handles made from fabric tubes knotted with beads inside

73 of 365: waiting for my brunch companion @ OddFellows [936 Queen St W, Toronto, ON]. Due to daylight saving that early morning and forgetting about it, she was running late. That's when I whip out the camera to kill some time.

For a brief moment today, the sun shone on the front of my woodstove, and glinted of the handle to the front door. I tried to capture it, but wasn't too successful. So I made it B&W and blurred the edges a bit.

 

@dailyshoot Make a photograph of something shiny today. #ds507

One of Joannes many garage sale hammers - this was missing a metal wedge, and the wooden one was loose. Original finish was foil label on red painted handle as shown. Absolutely o markings!

 

Removed wedges, cut handle off by about 3/8" new wedges and now SOLID and TIGHT!

 

Gets put in the hammer drawer for use as needed.

 

Any idea as to label aand/or name?

Immagini scattate nell'agosto 2001 e nell'agosto 2005, con NIKON FE, NIKON F5, NIKON F50, pellicole ILFORD FP4+.

 

Pictures taken in august 2001 and august 2005 with NIKON F5, NIKON FE, NIKON F50, film ILFORD FP4+.

details of old cars at the Motor Transport Museum, Campo, CA

This snowfall has created some interesting compositions

Newlin Grist Mill

Karen pushes a juniper seedling out of its multipot ready to be planted.

An original tap handle for Clipper City Premium Lager, from the mid 1990s (now known as Heavy Seas Brewing Classic Lager). As seen, displayed in the front window of

 

Maxs TapHouse

Baltimore, Maryland

26 March 2011

 

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