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I'm always hunting for little vintage keys like this one! Perfect accent for a small leather journal. This earthy leather journal, handbound with 4-ply waxed Irish linen binder's thread, features sustainably grown, handmade paper. Great travel journal!
5.5" x 4"
128 pages
Materials
> About the leather: Stoned Oil Cowhide, burgundy.
This leather has a deep richness because it has been treated with oils and waxes in such a way that when the leather is pulled or stretched, the finish becomes lighter in the stretched areas, which gives an "Old World" effect or "aged" look. The color returns when heat or friction from rubbing a cloth or your hand is applied in that area. This is considered a mark of high quality and great news for those particular about the look of the journal! You can buff out any scratches or scuffs with your hands, or crunch up the leather for a worn look with more color contrast.
> About the paper: handmade Lokta paper
Lokta paper is completely natural, acid-free, and tree-free, handmade from the fiber of the Lokta bush - Daphne Papyraceae - using age-old papermaking traditions. The bush is a renewable resource with the ability to regenerate within six years.
> About the endpaper: handmade Egyptian papyrus
To protect the paper from oils in the leather, I use Papyrus, which was, and continues today to be handmade from the papyrus reed that grows in freshwater marshes along the river Nile. Egyptians considered it the "everlasting" paper because it has been found in perfect condition in tombs dating back to 2700 B.C. I love the wood-like texture and color variation.
Hand-torn paper, hand-bound with 4-ply waxed Irish linen thread, crafted in New Orleans by Emily Renee.
Bain News Service,, publisher.
M. Sieveking
[between ca. 1915 and ca. 1920]
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title from unverified data provided by the Bain News Service on the negatives or caption cards.
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.20995
Call Number: LC-B2- 3747-2
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Rodrigo Vilar (Santiago Mateus), Manuel Vilar (Graciano Dias), Leonor Vilar (Carolina Marinho)
Cadillac Motor Car Division of General Motors Corp. 76mm Gun Tank M-41 "Walker Bulldog" of the Philippine Army named "Pakitang Lakas" (meaning show of force) on display at Camp Serviliano Aquino, Luisita, Tarlac, Philippines 1998
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Engagement 1,400+
Outbound from Kilcreggan 2011
**Vessel Registered as CHIEFTAIN from 16th Jan 2014**
Clyde Marine Purpose-built Kilcreggan Ferry in the cream & carmine Strathclyde Passenger Transport livery Seabus was built in Cornwall.
She took over from the venerable 'Kenilworth' in 2007 but left the Clyde and moved north under charter up in Inverness (Loch Ness) but came back to her home waters in May 2013. She has also been to Stromness in Orkney and Fraserburgh.
In May 2018 the vessel found herself back on the Kilcreggan Ferry Service after Clydelink Ltd tenure ended early withdrawing their own craft. This route was taken over by Calmac
MMSI 235052285
August 2011
Lagoon Nebula or Messier 8 is a large emmission nebul in Sagitarius. With a size of 55 x 20 Light years it is one of he most atractive photographic targets in the night sky.
Frame :*M-idea* road
Headset :*CAMPAGNOLO*
Wheels :*ZIPP* 202
Tire :*CONTINENTAL* gp4000s
Shift Lever :*SHIMANO* DURA-ACE
Crankset :*SHIMANO* DURA-ACE
FD :*SHIMANO* DURA-ACE
RD :*SHIMANO* ULTEGRA
Brake :*SHIMANO* DURA-ACE
Handle :*NITTO*
Bartape :*ESI*
Stem :*NITTO*
Saddle :*SELLE SAN MARCO* rolls
Seatpost :*NITTO* 65
M.bian Moleskine Case was my original design back in 2005. Dozens of prototyping and refinement were done and I even created a POP system for display in retail stores. However the production quantity required to get price down to consumer acceptable level couldn't be met. I had some opportunities to be able to have U.S. large distribution network to help lower the cost but turned out because of their Moleskine distributorship prevented them to sell products that could potentially harm the Moleskine business, I lost the chance to make it happen. Time flies, it is already two years passed.
When I was developing the M.bian case, my mind was thinking about ambience, i.e. an aura of excitement without intrusion. That's where the name M.bian came from. Today, I still use the prototypes to hold my pens, travel accessories and Moleskine.
I designed the velcro/button hanging system with two levels of height, i.e. you can have the M.bian case hanged from your waist belt close to the waist or have it lowered. You have more chance to hurt your waist if the case is held close to it, especially when you try to sit down on an armed chair, the case can pop to your waist and hurt you. That's why I designed a lowered configuration so that it stays near your lap preventing the armchair accident.
To me, the features are amazing coz M.bian is a condensed version of my whole digital/analog life. It has 3 pen holders on the outside covered with a flap, which acts as a quick pocket for storing train tickets and receipts. It has 2 mesh pockets inside to put more essential stuffs. It also has a headphone access port so that you can use it as an iPod holder on your belt. It also has cushion to protect your iPod or Moleskine.
When you are sitting or standing, accessing your Moleskine or iPod is super easy, just unzip forward and down, your iPod/Moleskine is exposed and you can quickly pull it out.
You can also use it as a travel pouch to store iPod and related connecting cables and headphones.
I love the headphone access port feature, it is water proof and headphone jack can easily pass the small but flexible opening.
The size is just fit for pocket size Moleskine, but it also fits standard passport so your personal identification document is never far from your waist. Pockets can even hold your portable digital camera.
Well, in this configuration, you can put a pen, a zippo lighter, a swiss knife and a small size compass. All on the outside easily accessible pocket and pen holders.
Since travelers use backpacks and most backpacks has some nylon strap on the shoulder strap. I added a small but userful hole on the velcro strap so that not only you can hang your M.bian case on belt, you can strap it on your backpack. Call it an explorer's case :)
For less active persons, M.bian case can be used as a pen case storing your precious pens both on the outside 3 pen holders and inside spacious compartments.
This must be the most loved feature of Moleskine users, instead of freely insert your Moleskine into the case, you can insert the left part of your Moleskine to the left side of the pouch which has a vertical mesh pocket. This setup is like a notebook cover for your Moleskine. On the other hand, if you are a Moleskine Reporter user, you can use the horizontal mesh pocket on the right side of the case to insert your Reporter! Call it a double feature!
Finally, comparing the price for all the other Moleskine cases available in the market, it is still the best. I hope somebody is still interested in this complete design. I also want it to be done in leather which feels more precious. So even though it didn't happen, it doesn't mean it won't and I love the features offered very much and it is my daily companion for the pass 2 years and still works great for me. Get in touch with me if you are interested to help make it come true.
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