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The reverse side of a speech given by H. Domelier, a member of the Charleville town council, at an All Saints celebration on 1 November 1914 commemorating soldiers who fell on the battlefield. The speaker also pays tribute to the courageous soldiers of “another nation” – Germany.
The best reverse mermaid ever, by Xam Tattoos at Seven Doors Tattoo, 6 October 2015. Actual tattooing time: approx 1hr 15mins. (Photo by Xam.)
These cable cars are old... they only go forward... the only way to turn them around so they can go back up the hills is to manually turn them. Kinda fun to watch the process which is surprisingly fast.
by amf [ http://www.flickr.com/photos/amf ]
Treino no Clubão Jardim São Paulo - Zona Norte
28.01.2006
Johnny - Reverse Vault
This shoot was inspired again by Linder's 'she she' series. However as my other shoots were mainly headshots, I decided to expand my inspiration, and do abstract full body shots in our home studio. There is no photo where you can see the full models' face, adding to the abstraction of the photos. I thoroughly enjoyed this shoot.
This is the reverse of The Erie-Lackawanna Dining Car Preservation Society's brochure describing their restored NKP Pullman car, named The City of Lima.
The brochure is both descriptive and informative, and walking through the car one is reminded of the elegance of this mode of travel.
The Society is currently restoring a Lackawanna dining car, and puts both the Pullman and the Diner into service on rail excursions.
Arriving from Mallaig with 1Y44 1010 Mallaig to Glasgow Queen Street Scotrail Class 156 156492 is leading sister unit 156458. Here the service will reverse for its onward journey to Glasgow where it is due to arrive at 1534. 5th July 2021.
Shot in a back alley in Changsha, these are common around China for moving goods around tight alleys.
The usual hustle bustle of sector 22, Chandigarh. Parking your car requires exceptional reverse driving skills
A rider at the Nissan Qashqai Challenge London pulling some big air over one of the jumps.
This was the last round of the series which has been all round Europe.
when the sun comes through the bird-shaped holes in the paper window coverings, it casts these light-shapes on the adjacent window.
I love how the birds swoop around, flying in always changing spirals as the sun moves across the sky.
from St James description:Switzerland, Zurich, cast silver baptismal medal (patenpfennig), c. 1547-1548, by Johann Stampfer, on the baptism of Princess Claudia of France (1547-1575, second daughter of Henry II), the hand of God holding a ribbon inscribed with numbers from 1 to 13, the shields of the thirteen cantons of the Swiss Confederation form border around, rev. two angels supporting the Swiss cross, inscribed SIDEVS NOBISCVM / Q VISCON TRANOS, shields of the seven allied states around, 69.5mm. (Habich 868; Wunderly 3501; Haller 30; Leu, Swiss Medals 92), obverse lightly buffed, very fine, reverse better £250-300 *ex Bowers & Ruddy, 21-23 September, 1982 (lot 3327).
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52 gms. Original medal was cast about 1548. Late casting - probably 18th century. VF. Earlier castings of the original medal were 76.5mm and 113 grams.