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Although unsigned, it is believed that this window in the church of St John the Evangelist, King's Lynn, was probably by John Hardman. It is a memorial to William Beloe, schoolmaster and a member of the committee chaired by Daniel Gurney ( brother of Elizabeth Fry) which organised the building of the church.
Unsigned pistol from Doune Scotland. Said to be a Campbell made around 1750. Not engraved and has been fired. From the time of the 1745 Jacobite Raising period.
Secret #16: I wish I had the gift of musical talent.
MUSIC TAG GAME!
It's just like every other tag game except instead of facts or whatever, you can choose 5 or more unknown/unsigned/any band you love that you think deserve more spotlight. Then write them down like you would the facts. Then tag atleast 5 other people to do the same.
Here's the details/rules step by step:
- Your picture must somehow be music related. Whether it's you holding up a drawing of a music note or something more creative.
- List atleast 5 bands/artists. You can do more if you'd like. Make sure to link the band to it's myspace, purevolume, itunes page or even imeem.
- Pick atleast 5 people to tag and do the same. You can choose more.
- Join and add your picture to the group pool Music Tag Game so other people can view your bands and your music related picture as well as you can view theirs.
MY 5 BANDS/ARTISTS:
I TAG:
-Emily Smith
baileymunson
MyCakeFace?
carly in color
lauren.schroer
Unsigned Pistol from Doune Scotland.
Possible Jacobite usage from 1745. Maker was said to be Campbell. Very plain with no engraving. Alex Campbell style. Note Oak acorn pick design.
Manchester Metal Collective All Dayer at Jabez Clegg.
A fantastic event aimed at promoting the Manchester metal music scene.
Loads of unsigned bands, whose details can be found here
www.myspace.com/manchestermetalcollective
My personal favourites of the entire day were female fronted progressive metal band Incassum, along with Severed Fate.
Lighting was a little red and slightly hit and miss as you can tell, but tried my best.
Incassum
Severed Fate
I spotted this anonymous musician sat by a tree in Victoria Park, Bath, playing his guitar and enjoying some late Autumn sun. He was really, very good.
He reminds me of K.K from Animal Crossing.
I'm flying up to Edinburgh for a few days for a family visit, so i'll catch up with everyone when I return.
I hope I spelled his name right! Dorian Haywood and I talking about my desire to also be an actress.
Unsigned by Maker. Presentation Gade dress pistol. Engraved and inlayed with gold. Unfired. 1780 to 1830
Unsigned Detroit-based band I Prevail has literally taken The World by storm, Out of nowhere, the band has become a viral sensation, with their recording of Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space” fueling a hurricane of interest and an army of fans. Their independently released debut E...
www.hellhoundmusic.com/detroit-based-post-hardcore-band-p...
An unsigned flyer advertises an African Liberation Day march May 24, 1975 beginning at Malcolm X Park at 16th & Euclid Streets NW with a rally to follow.
This was the fourth African Liberation Day and the local event drew over 1,000 to the park, including a significant minority of White people for the first time..
The event was sponsored by the local chapter of the African Liberation Support Committee (ALSC).
Unlike previous African Liberation Day marches, this one eschewed the White House and instead paraded through the neighborhoods around Malcolm X Park, including marching up 18th Street and along Columbia Road NW before returning to the park for a rally.
Speakers denounced American military involvement and business exploitation in Third World countries. And they also denounced racism and capitalism in the U.S..
One speaker, Carl Turpin, told the crowd that racism among working class Black and White workers only served to keep the two groups from uniting and working toward social progress.
“I work with working class people,” he said. “At my job the White workers think they are better than the Blacks, and the Blacks think that they are better than the Spanish speaking workers. We must bring an end to this,” he said according to the Washington Post.
One of the organizers, Phyllis Jones, said the event was important because many different types of people attended with a common purpose.
“These people are not only here to support African liberation,” she said. “Many came because they understand the relationship between the present economic crisis and the capitalistic economic system,” according to the Post.
For a PDF of this 8 ½ x 11, single-sided flyer, see washingtonareaspark.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/1975-0...
For more information and related images, see flic.kr/s/aHsjDjwNgU
Donated by Craig Simpson
This vase is unsigned, but I bought it in a lot from an estate with a lot of MCM/1970s studio pottery including a piece by Londa Weisman (Bennington Potters) and one by George Scatchard.
Unsigned picture in Shashin Kōgyō March 1955, in an article by Andō Katsuyasu.
Document in public domain, as any anonymous document published in Japan more than fifty years ago.
Image scanned by Rebollo_fr; please leave a comment before reusing.
See also the Camera-wiki page about the Doryu 2-16.
Unsigned Stencil
Found in Lisbon, 2008
Lisbon is a very good town for stencil artists and also for stencil hunters.
Bloodshot Bill rocking the stage at Steam Whistle UNSIGNED 12 at the brewery
Photos taken by Sean Zaffino