My aunt worked at De Havilland for decades. I have a number of service pins, but that's the most interesting, and probably the oldest.. When she...
For what? Decades have passed. It was a good question. Wish I knew the answer.
Haven't figured that out. The person this came from is no longer with us to say.
Teeny tiny De Havilland Aircraft service pin c WWII. 1/2" wingspan: [IMG] [IMG]
I guess that would explain it. Hope I'm not contradicting myself.
I can't help but think I've seen this before, but I can't remember the context.
I never would have imagined OP's to be Dugan. I wouldn't have thought it to be American, unless a lot newer. And even then...
How heavy is it? Is there exposed metalon the back where you can get a good sense of the color? I like it. Nice design.
Assuming those to be the original etchings, you got a very good buy there. Because of the quality of the rendering and the historical content,...
I have this print: [IMG] It shows Battle of York Factory on Hudson's Bay (September 5. 1697) and is the only reason I know anything about it....
Try porringer.
I like that one. How's that for a change? I think it's a good buy.
Looks like a factory painting to me. Heavily applied paint is called impasto.
It's not a stupid question. It's an entirely appropriate question. It's just that there's not enough information to answer it.
You're probably thinking of this article: http://thelapine.ca/canada-brings-back-penny-minting-outsourced-to-china-who-out-outsourced-to-india/
Looks marbleized, except that one heck of a seam runs along one side. Marbleized like Nemadji wouldn't have a seam like that, IMO. Some of the...
That's what I was thinking. Must have been expensive... as stretchers go.
I should have said bubbles rather than holes.
I agree on the signature, but I also agree with komokwa that it was written into a wet material. Stones that are full of natural holes, like...
Looks faded to me. When color prints fade, it's usually the red that goes first. So if a print has a blue-green cast to it... it has likely...
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