The latest rumor I heard was a complete economic meltdown on June 21 this year. So mark your calendars!
The fact that a couple of painters have the van der Pol name suggests that there may be a couple more. Is that the back of the painting you are...
I'm not familiar with Louis van der Pol except for looking online, but from that, I think it would be generous to say that this is atypical of his...
I like this one as well. I think it's a tourist picture but, for all that, may be a fantasy location. How big is it? This is a painting that I...
Looks very much the same scene as this picture: http://famouswonders.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/boats-at-fishermans-wharf-in-san-francisco.jpg
According to Wikipedia: Otto Frederick Rohwedder of Davenport, Iowa, USA invented the first loaf-at-a-time bread-slicing machine. A prototype he...
It's a good excuse for a trip to Brazil?
Is the man in that picture missing the tip of his index finger?
Here's my attempt at color balancing, but even without it, a shift is obvious. [IMG]
Yeah, but they probably found the name online the way people did here. That's the F W Brehm to be found online.
I've heard the color on Labradorite referred to as schiller. But it's all getting rather OT. Waiting to see Bakersgma's pictures.
The only stone I can think of like that is Labradorite, which I've never heard called dichroic, which is not to say it shouldn't be. WDIK?
Dichroic. Apparently, Alexandrite, the mineral in the chrysoberyl family, has its dichroic properties because some of the aluminum in its...
There was a company called Buckbee-Brehm that produced prints including mottos and silhouettes. Have to wonder if there's a connection. The...
I think it makes a difference that it has a stamp on the back, as opposed to a hand-written notation. Not worth making a stamp unless you have a...
Not much to be found online, but the artwork was used with at least one other motto.
I had this vase (Cristaux d’Art St Louis). Dichoric, I think it's called. Not Neodymium. (I get them confused) [IMG]
They certainly show that no kind of dedicated ball park is involved. Maybe it was some kind of traveling show advertising the game. Once, in...
Just ask him to turn a bit to his left.
Potpourri?
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