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This is an sample formal wedding invitation that I designed for fun.
Gotta keep in practice and try new styles.
from Kite Laser Company/Samples Department :www.kitelaser.com
laser cutting,engraving machine supplier from China
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1389: Alicia Daniel (left), an instructor in the University of Vermont's Field Naturalist program, discusses a soil sample with Patricia Brousseau '09, Kai Starn '09, and Jessica DeBiasio '07, UVM interns in the new LANDS conservation program. (Photo: James Barnes) Read more about the program.
The Sample-Lindlaum House was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on 12/02/1998 as part of the multiple property listing named "Lustron Houses in South Dakota."
The Sample-Lindblaum House is a rectangular three-bedroom Westchester Deluxe Lustron, which rest on a concrete slab foundation. The house is constructed entirely of prefabricated porcelain enameled steel paneling.
The major design element of Lustron houses were the all-steel parts, which included studs, trusses, wall frame assemblies, exterior walls, roof shingle panels, rain gutters, window and door frame panels. Wall and ceiling panels were entirely encased in porcelain enamel, as were sliding doors, built-in cabinets, closets and every other surface. The concrete slab floor was covered with resilient asphalt tiles.
There are approximately thirty-eight Lustron houses in South Dakota, including two or three bedroom Westchester examples and one Newport model. Not all of the Lustrons in the state are eligible for listing due to alterations and additions; however, the Sample-Lindblaum House is a good example, retains a high degree of historic integrity and represents a typical three bedroom Westchester model. Architecturally, the house is illustrative of the technological advancement in housing construction and the use of new building materials.
Album Type: Finao ONE
Cover: ICE
Album Page Style: Pearl Magazine Pages, Creased
Designed with Sallee Auto Album, Damask Background by Me.