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79th Street and 5th Ave.
To view in stereo, sit 2-3 feet from the monitor and gently cross your eyes so that the two images become three. The one in the middle will be in 3d. If you are finding this difficult, you may be trying too hard. Viewing the original size is best.
Unique set of Sinclairs in first class condition with original chanter.
Made by William Sinclair in 1943 and remained with the original buyer to date. Full Ivory and one of the best instruments I have come across. I have played the drones and the sound is nothing short of tremendous. The stocks are unique with the bag secured by a screw system, as seen in the photo.
Kindersley Sinclair Pass is Kootenay National Park's top rated hike. 17.5Km, 1055 meters (10.8 Miles, 3,461 feet)
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Kindersley Sinclair Pass es la excursión de mejor popularidad en el Parque Nacional Kootenay. 17.5Km, 1055 metros.
Another interior display shows a later finish of lath on the interior which would have been plastered.
The top left is a modern beam that has ben added to secure the structure.
See set here: www.flickr.com/photos/whitebeard/sets/72157623540225813/
I never noticed this before because I take a short cut around these 2 blocks. I wish I could take it for a walk to get better background!
These are for Monterey Bus in response to this of his today
After 47 years of playing the Sinclair bagpipes my Mom & Dad bought for me in Pine Falls, I had them updated with some David Davidse hand engraved aluminum fittings and had everything installed by our local expert machinist Mike McDonald who also made the imitation ivory projecting mounts. Loving my refurbished Sinclair bagpipes.
Vintage porcelain two-bay gas station; 813 Main Street - Clifton Forge VA - 1992. UPDATE: identified as Sinclair - thanks to Agilitynut!
Now a museum piece. The good old Sinclair ZX81 personal computer amongst other toys of the past at the Mountfitchet Toy Museum.
Bookplate of Sinclair Kennedy. Dimensions: 7.1 x 10.1. Features: Belt and buckle with Gaelic inscription: "A'lamh as treise an uachdar"; Hand holding knife. In pencil on front, "1897"; stamp on back: "Harvard College Library Bequest of Harriet Brewer Churchill, July 17, 1934"; in pencil on back, "Kennedy, Sinclair". In the Harvard Men bookplate collection.
The owner pulled up as I was taking these and told me this was built in 1939. First he said it was an Exxon, then he changed that to a Humble Oil. I think it was a Sinclair.