I don't know in what way it was deemed 'official', but the logo composed of an equal sign, a dove, & the symbol for female is from the U.N. Year...
I always wondered what a hoese looked like. Love it. Definitely not glue factory art. :)
Think we should tell Ginnygirl that we are not usually so potty-mouthed with newcomers! :)
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There are Attic coins with her owl & the first few letters of the names of the goddess and her namesake city-state.
That's what it looks like to me too, or wash stand with commode compartment, something that way.
It might be alpha theta, the first 2 letters of Athena.
Fix the typo in your title so that if we ever want to find Minerva again we can. Where is the mark in the last photo located?
I don't study Roman glass or learn about it any systematic way, but end up seeing a fair bit of it in the course of researching the things that do...
It was one of those large silver Mylar ones & he's 95, what more does he want? Seriously, I sent him something my dad, his brother, left to me, a...
In summary, @Kristinpersson It is not possible for us to authenticate it for you, but among us we know enough to raise serious doubts about its...
I just found my mother's wedding ring a couple of weeks ago. Pontiac knocked it off the dresser at least 2 years ago. Having failed to find it...
It takes looking at a lot of pictures that are coupled with accurate information to develop your eye. You just found out your gut feeling is more...
If your question is: Is this ivory? The answer is, No. Although some beads look like they could be tagua nut, aka vegetable ivory. Photo too...
[ATTACH] http://medaillesetantiques.bnf.fr/ws/catalogue/app/collection/record/ark:/12148/c33gbfkm9 You have to ask: Was Louis XIV sold a bill...
Agree. My guess: someone started to print the last name for legibility, then lapsed into cursive, which is the only way adults used to write.
But maybe this is the date it was originally shown in public? [ATTACH] Does this show in photo? The chief's name may have been Robert _____.
Someone at exhibition added some info. It's the Rickmans that looks like the addition to me.
I still can't find the apostrophe key from my previous keyboard. The cats removed it & have hidden it very well. Securing things away from...
And this one is late 16th century, Russian: https://www.icon-art.info/masterpiece.php?lng=en&mst_id=755 [IMG]
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