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Artifact Adventures — Whaling Harpoon Cannon Stock
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A New Yorker’s search for history. Whaling Harpoon Cannon Stock. Muzzle-loading harpoon cannon and gunner (1911). More often than not, unknown artifacts are ill-fated and considered worthless. However, a tiny bit of knowledge can turn that notion around. It did for me. Kongsberg model 490 II harpoon cannon stock. Detail of the blast guard and chain. The spring-loaded chain pulled an ignition pin to set off the cannon. Had lent me a book on Ernest Shackleton (my favorite explorer) and his attempt to cross...
Artifact Adventures — Late 1920s Harmonica
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A New Yorker’s search for history. Several months ago, my eyes fell upon a little harmonica at an NYC flea market. It was rusted in spots and appeared to be an early model judging from its wooden comb. The harmonica read “Auto-Valve-Harp” with the maker’s mark M. Hohner of Germany. What did appear were some similar-looking models but they bore a more modern typeface on the topside. Similar Auto-Valve-Harp model (top cover). My Auto-Valve-Harp model (topcover). On underside, these models looked almost ide...
MythBusters: Fashion History Edition - The Fashion Historian
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169; 2010-2016 Katy Werlin and The Fashion Historian. MythBusters: Fashion History Edition. Myth: Fashionable eighteenth-century ladies shaved off their eyebrows and used false eyebrows made of mouse fur. Grace Dalrymple Elliot by Thomas Gainsborough, c. 1778. Private Collection. Are those eyebrows made of mice? Shows, the primary source evidence for mouse-skin eyebrows is thin. The following are all the sources which mention mouse-skin eyebrows, arranged in chronological order. As fees belonging to her ...
Artifact Adventures — DIY: Tabletop for a Cast Iron Frame
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A New Yorker’s search for history. DIY: Tabletop for a Cast Iron Frame. Building a tabletop by hand. When one builds something by hand, a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction arises. When the building material is hardwood, that feeling is strengthened. I started this project because a close friend needed a desk and as such, the desk needed to be something sturdy and timeless. Antique cast iron table frame. Rock Maple ¾ inch planks. Cutting the planks down to size with a fine-toothed saw. Securing t...
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19th Century Decorative Arts from Antiquarian Traders | 19th Century Decorative Arts from Antiquarian Traders
Call 1.310.247.3900. 19th Century Decorative Arts. Stands & Folios. China & Table Top. In business since 1977, has always specialized in collecting the finest quality of 19. Century decorative arts, including folio stand and easels, antique plates and bowls, bronzes, 19th century china and table top wear, porcelain, silver and figurative arts. 19th Century Decorative Arts. Sort by Default Order. Sort by Default Order. 1782 Silver Plate Lemonade Pitcher. 36;1,200.00. 36;6,800.00. 36;6,000.00. 6289 Large 1...
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19TH CENTURY DESIGN
Tuesday, October 13, 2009. Pre-Industrial Revolution Art and Design. Design without plastics or steel; Design without electricity; Design without factories;. Design without design magazines or TV; Design without tracing paper or coloured markers; Design without cameras or photostat machines; Design without aeroplanes, trains, cars; this was the reality of design in the pre-industrial age. When products had to be created by hand - one by one. Note the difference between:. And those who Make. Which were th...
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Fashion of the 19th Century
Fashion of the 19th Century. Wednesday, March 31, 2010. THESIS: Fashion during the 18th and 19th century was far more extravagant, formal and complex then the fashion of today. II Men’s fashion. III Women’s Clothing that was Influenced by Men. B …………. IV Women’s Clothing Styles. A The Romantic Style. B The Crinoline Style. C The Bustle Style. V Women’s Undergarments. Used for Crinoline style CAN GET MORE INFO. B standard pieces of men’s clothing. A bed gowns for middle and lower class. A lack of resources.
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Singapore furniture] [ about us. Free Pre Assembling of Furniture. Furniture and interior design information. Free gift during rainy day. Online MarketPlace Special 2015 Shopping Promotion Warehouse Furniture Sale 2015, Wednesday to Sunday only. Sale Offer, open to public at this WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Saturday and Sunday only. Warehouse Factory Direct Clearance Singapore Wood Furniture Shop, New Collection Year Sale open to public at wholesale prices. America Room Sofa Furniture. May 13, 14, 15, 1...
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Aren't all artifacts phantoms of a kind? I’m so happy to see today’s google doodle honoring the pioneering journalist Nellie Bly! URL: http:/ tmblr.co/Z1Mspp1k5PND6. Review of “When Women Wore Birds” lecture at the Morbid Anatomy Museum. Actress Christie MacDonald wearing a bird hat, circa 1902, from “The Women who Removed Birds from People’s Hats” on Popular Science. About a children’s book on this subject. URL: http:/ tmblr.co/Z1Mspp1jAgqpa. URL: http:/ tmblr.co/Z1Mspp1hy3G-w. Curio of the Week. Gold m...
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19th Century Girls Names
19th Century Girls Names. Titles Change Opinions. Opinions Change Perceptions. 19th Century Girls Names Changes Everything. Tuesday, December 2, 2008. Sunday, November 30, 2008. Tuesday, September 2, 2008. Wednesday, August 20, 2008. Wednesday, August 13, 2008. Thursday, August 7, 2008. Wednesday, August 6, 2008. Sunday, July 27, 2008. Tuesday, July 22, 2008. Monday, July 21, 2008. Thursday, July 17, 2008. Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Saturday, July 12, 2008. Friday, July 11, 2008. Tuesday, July 8, 2008.
Martin de Witte, maker of lutes and guitars
19th C. GUITARS. Renaissance lutes, vihuelas, archlutes, theorbos, chitarrones,. Baroque lutes, renaissance guitars, baroque guitars,. Stauffer guitars and other 19th century guitars. 2014 Martin de Witte, The Hague, The Netherlands.
19th Century Hatmaker
19th Century hats were made of sheep's wool, beaver and rabbit pelts pressed into felt. Among the causes of the American Revolution was the rage the colonists felt at the high import tax on hats from England, among other duties. Americans, with their access to abundant beaver pelts, were making hats that were selling in Europe at competitive prices-and the English stung them with increased taxes. Hat revivals come with such things as popular movie characters. The 1930s -style Indiana Jones hat and th...
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An A-Z of Women's Occupations in Victorian Britain | Examining the reality of life for working-class women and the nature of the work that they did
An A-Z of Women's Occupations in Victorian Britain. Examining the reality of life for working-class women and the nature of the work that they did. January 9, 2015. H is for Hawker. Napoleon called us a nation of shopkeepers. The remark would have been infinitely more degrading if he had called us a nation of hawkers, but certainly quite as true, for there is not one portion or spot of this island but is overrun with them.’ [1]. Mayhew suggests that only a small proportion of hawkers and costermongers we...
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