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Set for DY stockings, dress, shirt, and hat and scarf
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Doppelwerra is the most misunderstood accessory made for the Werra cameras. Contrary to the common belief it has nothing to do with stereo photography: the lenses are not in the same vertical level when coupled. It simply couples two Werra cameras to take the same photo on two different films - typically a color and a b/w. It is basically nothing more than an adaptor with two screws to connect the two Werra cameras - and two holes (one for the newer small screw size and one for the older large) to mount them on a tripod.
The gift sets will be packed in this similar manner. I have printed a small gift card for buyers to include their personalized message to the recipients.
I have also gathered feedback from some regular buyers on the box condition upon receipt, and I am pleased to know that the boxes and decorations always arrived in perfect condition.
Merlyn Mk 5-7 FJ (1963) Engine 1098cc S4
Race Number 57 Callum Grant
MERLYN SET
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The Mark 7 appeared as as Formula 3 and Formula 2 car as Formula Junior was effectively replaced. The Formula Two version faced stiff competition from Brabhams, though future Formula One driver Chris Irwin scored several wins in one. He drove it in the BARC Formula 3 and the British Formula 3. With three podium finishes in the British championship and a win in the BARC championship
This car raced at Silverstone in the Peter Arundell Trophy for Historic Formula Junior cars
Many thanks for a fantabulous
41,402,839 views (reduced by over 3 million in FLICKRs re-engineering
Shot at the Silverstone Classic 14-15 July 2015- Ref 109-629
On the set of Twilight in Kalama, WA. All images copyright Amy Howe - images may not be used or reposted without permission.
Recliner chairs, rack stereo, three speed turntable, multi speed animated speakers and lots of animations. A great Christmas gift for the that man you have no idea what to buy for.
Also has a matching sofa set available.
set for SID Iplehouse dolls displayed on my Zera with medium bust - available on e-bay: www.ebay.com/itm/-/201612460494?
People have such an interesting love-hate relationship with photography. I was reminded of that again today, when I stopped to check out a mini-spectacle downtown, on the courthouse square. A big picture-taking event was under way, with the historic First National Bank building as the setting. The subjects were uniformed cheerleaders from one of the local high schools. Since it seemed to be the only game in town, I had to watch for a few minutes, then (of course) take a few pics of my own.
A couple of photographers were at work, taking posed shots of the cheerleaders. Yeah, right -- on the steps of the antebellum bank, one of our city's architectural treasures. Kind of an odd backdrop for perky girls in scanty outfits, I thought. Well, whatever. For some reason, the venerable bank is a popular spot for posing comely young women.
I stayed on the sidelines and took only a few shots in my usual discreet, unobtrusive mode. That was enough, though. One of the photographers approached me and asked if I was "with the group." (No.) Did I "know someone in the group?" (Not to my knowledge.) Well, he said, I was "making them nervous." I noted that I was simply taking some pictures in a public place, doing the same thing he was. He couldn't disagree with that, but still ... It was making them nervous.
My short answer was that they just needed to get over it. I should've elaborated but didn't; it wasn't worth making a big deal about.
Strange, though -- that these young women are pursuing an activity where they will be prancing around in front of thousands of people, in their scanty attire, and shaking whatever they've got. And yet, one guy on the periphery, with a little camera, made them "nervous" -- even though they were in a public place, surrounded by their peers.
As I said, there's this love-hate thing about photography.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disppointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
- Mark Twain
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