SFER - 20 RADIOLA. 1925 By Leonetto Cappiello.
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SFER - 20 RADIOLA. 1925 By Leonetto Cappiello.

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Book shaped compass, Germany, 1600-20
This folding compass and dial was made in about 1600 to 1620 in Nuremberg in Germany, attributed to Hans Reinmann II (d.1627)
織部四方筒向付 Set of Six Side Dishes (Mukōzuke) for Tea Gathering Meal (Cha-kaiseki) Momoyama period (1573–1615) early 17th century Japan Stoneware with white slip and iron brown under transparent glaze and copper-green glaze (Mino ware, Oribe Yashichida type) H. 4 in. (10.2 cm); W. 2 1/2 in. (6.4 cm); D. 2 1/2 in. (6.4 cm)
Kalevipoeg statue in Glehn Park, Tallinn, Estonia
Russian vintage postcard
ferdinando meccani circolare library
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Apollo Wind Spinner réalisé par l'artiste américain Jeff Koons située sur l'île d'Hydra en Grèce
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Snow Gums photographed in Tasmania by Geoff Murray
A new color called olo can be described as the “greenest green.” It can never be captured by a camera, but its development tells us a lot ab

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"The Richat Structure, sometimes referred to as the Bull's Eye, can be seen in northwest-looking view. Contrary to a commonly believed notion, the structure was not made by the impact of a meteorite. The 24 mile (39km) wide structure was made by the erosion of layers of rock which domed upward. The depression or pit in which the domed rock rings sit is 328 feet (100 meters) deep from the surrounding plateau area (darker colored rock). The rock layers themselves are thought by many scientists to be several hundred million years old, and their variable resistance to erosion has produced a series of concentric ridges in the structure stepping down from the outside in. The structure is surrounded by fields of sand which is visible encroaching into the southern part of the structure. Small dry lakes or playas (whitish-gray color) are discernible to the east of the center part of the structure."
Date: October 18-31, 1993
NASA ID: STS058-088-017
The Giant Bath Tub for Alexander of Russia in Babolovsky Palace, St. Petersburg (1801-1825). The tub was originally a chunk of granite from a Finnish island, weighed over 160 tonnes. A team was given the task of turning the rock into a bathtub, and it took a decade to get the job done.
My favorite artifact from this week’s post on the history of chocolate — a Mayan mug with the glyphs on a diagonal so that they’d be horizontal when the drinker tilted the cup.
Some pre-Columbian chocolate vessels were elaborate:
And others simpler:
How chocolate became a stimulant that made the modern world:
"There is nothing comparable in the world"
I know a lot of people who have invested heavily in expensive gear so that they can consume their morning coffee the “right” way. This isn’t a new phenomenon. For hundreds of years, people have gone to great lengths to enjoy their stimulants properly.
There were elaborate tea chests (lockable because the tea inside was so valuable):
Tea caddies:
Sugar tongs:
And snuffboxes:
Much more here:
Early modern style

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How "Pajamas" is pronounced in the US?
Spanish Enclaves in Northern Africa