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Old-Fashioned Luggage Labels $5.93 No Synopsis Available |
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Luggage Strap $9 Luggage Strap |
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Luggage $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Luggage, 2. Portrait of Jennie, 3. Dear Tucci, 4. Awakening of the Creature, The, 5. Love for My Mother, 6. Oriental Folk Song, 7. Road Song, 8. I Hope You Care, 9. Thinking of You, 10. Remi |
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Wood and Metal Luggage Pull $13.11 Projection: 1.25 in.Wood and matte nickel with varnished beach finishSmall: 3.78 in. centre to centre holesLarge: 5.04 in. centre to centre holesSmall overall depth: 0.81 in. Whether you are looking to complement a modern, euro, old world or traditional environment, Topex cabinet knobs and pulls will provide that elegant finishing touch to your decor! |
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Color Your Own Old-fashioned Travel Posters and Luggage Labels $2.96 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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Old Fashioned Destination Luggage Labels and Travel Posters: A Book of Stencils $19.45 No Synopsis Available |
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Old Fashioned Transportation Luggage Labels and Travel Posters: A Book of Stencils $19.45 No Synopsis Available |
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Old Fashioned Hotel Luggage Labels and Travel Posters: A Book of Stencils $19.45 No Synopsis Available |
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Old Fashioned Luggage Labels and Travel Posters: A Book of Stencils $32.13 No Synopsis Available |
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Color Your Own Old-Fashioned Travel Posters and Luggage Labels $4.1 No Synopsis Available |
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A Hamptons Christmas $6.99 With the “summer people” gone, the Hamptons become even more chic—and intriguing. Dashing correspondent Beecher Stowe returns for a traditional snowy Christmas only to encounter an unexpected—and unescorted—visitor, a 10-year-old girl playing truant from a Swiss boarding school, with her Louis Vuitton luggage, pack of Gitanes, and platinum card, hoping to spend the holiday with her idol Martha Stewart. And instead, falls among rowdy baymen, kidnappers, a faked nun, and warring parents. Will Stowe and his lover Lady Alix provide their precocious young guest a warm and loving Christmas in the Hamptons?Author Biography: James Brady, a columnist for Parade and Ad Age, is the author of Further Lane, Gin Lane, The House That Ate the Hamptons, and most recently, The Marines of Autumn, a bestselling novel of the Korean War. He lives in Manhattan and on Further Lane in East Hampton, New York. |
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A Spring Fortnight In France $23.92 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Chapter II ANGEBS ROM Le Mans to Angers is ninety-seven kilometres, but Angela, not at all interested in distances, and only desiring to reach Angers at an hour when a single female might with propriety arrive alone at a hotel, climbed into an express train, tripped on her skirt in so doing, and literally raised herself into the railway carriage by the straps of the door. ” No wonder the French always speak of mounting ‘ en waggon.’ If these steps were any higher I should need a porter to lift me in bodily, and porters are scarce in these provincial stations.” She settled her small luggage in a corner, and finding that she was quite alone in the compartment, she made herself comfortable, leaned back in the corner, and reflected upon her sojourn in Le Mans. ” Georgina might possibly have seen more than I did, but I doubt it. She would not have cared for the jolly coachman nor his friends, and would have found, without the aid of Madame la Baronne, that the queen of Richard the Lion-hearted was not really buried in Le Mans, but that her monument was brought there from Espan, where she was interred. Perhaps she never lived in the lovely old house and never looked out of the sculptured casements over the cheese shop, but I’m notgoing to doubt. I believe she watched her handsome, dashing, blond husband caracole through that badly paved street on a prancing Normandy stallion. He could curvet and wheel and entrance any woman’s eyes out of her head, I’m sure. How I wish I might have seen him making his way to the Cathedral with his knights to sing a Te Deum for victory won.” With the impressions of the precipitous, twisting streets, down which her hero so often strode, still fresh in her mind, and convinced that as a would-be author it was highly important to record ever… |
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A Spring Fortnight In France $19.99 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Chapter II ANGEBS ROM Le Mans to Angers is ninety-seven kilometres, but Angela, not at all interested in distances, and only desiring to reach Angers at an hour when a single female might with propriety arrive alone at a hotel, climbed into an express train, tripped on her skirt in so doing, and literally raised herself into the railway carriage by the straps of the door. ” No wonder the French always speak of mounting ‘ en waggon.’ If these steps were any higher I should need a porter to lift me in bodily, and porters are scarce in these provincial stations.” She settled her small luggage in a corner, and finding that she was quite alone in the compartment, she made herself comfortable, leaned back in the corner, and reflected upon her sojourn in Le Mans. ” Georgina might possibly have seen more than I did, but I doubt it. She would not have cared for the jolly coachman nor his friends, and would have found, without the aid of Madame la Baronne, that the queen of Richard the Lion-hearted was not really buried in Le Mans, but that her monument was brought there from Espan, where she was interred. Perhaps she never lived in the lovely old house and never looked out of the sculptured casements over the cheese shop, but I’m notgoing to doubt. I believe she watched her handsome, dashing, blond husband caracole through that badly paved street on a prancing Normandy stallion. He could curvet and wheel and entrance any woman’s eyes out of her head, I’m sure. How I wish I might have seen him making his way to the Cathedral with his knights to sing a Te Deum for victory won.” With the impressions of the precipitous, twisting streets, down which her hero so often strode, still fresh in her mind, and convinced that as a would-be author it was highly important to record ever… |
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A Spring Fortnight In France $24.95 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Chapter II ANGEBS ROM Le Mans to Angers is ninety-seven kilometres, but Angela, not at all interested in distances, and only desiring to reach Angers at an hour when a single female might with propriety arrive alone at a hotel, climbed into an express train, tripped on her skirt in so doing, and literally raised herself into the railway carriage by the straps of the door. ” No wonder the French always speak of mounting ‘ en waggon.’ If these steps were any higher I should need a porter to lift me in bodily, and porters are scarce in these provincial stations.” She settled her small luggage in a corner, and finding that she was quite alone in the compartment, she made herself comfortable, leaned back in the corner, and reflected upon her sojourn in Le Mans. ” Georgina might possibly have seen more than I did, but I doubt it. She would not have cared for the jolly coachman nor his friends, and would have found, without the aid of Madame la Baronne, that the queen of Richard the Lion-hearted was not really buried in Le Mans, but that her monument was brought there from Espan, where she was interred. Perhaps she never lived in the lovely old house and never looked out of the sculptured casements over the cheese shop, but I’m notgoing to doubt. I believe she watched her handsome, dashing, blond husband caracole through that badly paved street on a prancing Normandy stallion. He could curvet and wheel and entrance any woman’s eyes out of her head, I’m sure. How I wish I might have seen him making his way to the Cathedral with his knights to sing a Te Deum for victory won.” With the impressions of the precipitous, twisting streets, down which her hero so often strode, still fresh in her mind, and convinced that as a would-be author it was highly important to record ever… |
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American Byways Luggage Labels $308.14 New – This box of 20 individual peel and stick luggage labels are suitable for scrapbooking, decoupage, gift wrapping and, of course the adornment of old trunks and luggage. The labels in this selection allow you to pretend you are on an auto trip around a bygone America, stopping at all the interesting tourist attractions as you go. First, a Maine fishing lodge, then the world’s largest alligator farm, then the overseas highway to Key West, then west to Yellowstone, Pike’s Peak, Death Valley, t |
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American Byways Luggage Labels $292.48 Used – This box of 20 individual peel and stick luggage labels are suitable for scrapbooking, decoupage, gift wrapping and, of course the adornment of old trunks and luggage. The labels in this selection allow you to pretend you are on an auto trip around a bygone America, stopping at all the interesting tourist attractions as you go. First, a Maine fishing lodge, then the world’s largest alligator farm, then the overseas highway to Key West, then west to Yellowstone, Pike’s Peak, Death Valley, |
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Angels in Luggage $13.51 Used – The author investigates the question how did the angels come into the bible? Editorial work between Babylon and Jerusalem in the 6th and 5th pre-Christian century. During the discussion about the Babylonian religion and culture a new Abrahamic religion became apparent. These are the roots of the later Judaism and Christianity. Literally this religion was written down in the scripts of the Old Testament. |
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Angels in Luggage $13.51 New – The author investigates the question how did the angels come into the bible? Editorial work between Babylon and Jerusalem in the 6th and 5th pre-Christian century. During the discussion about the Babylonian religion and culture a new Abrahamic religion became apparent. These are the roots of the later Judaism and Christianity. Literally this religion was written down in the scripts of the Old Testament. |
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Annie and Clarabel $51.6 Used – High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Annie and Clarabel are fictional characters from The Railway Series of children’s books by the Rev. W. Awdry and the related Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends television series. In the stories they are Thomas’s own coaches. Annie and Clarabel both have seating accommodation for carrying passengers; Clarabel also has a brake compartment for luggage and a guard. They have been described by the Rev. Awdry as being old and in need of new paint; how |
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ArtisanStreet’s Shave & a Haircut Tapestry Carpet Bag with Matching Shoulder Strap. Includes Outside Envelope Pocket at Back. Limited Edition. $235 Shave and a Haircut Tapestry Carpet Bag features an old fashioned barber shop accessories design in earth tones. Image is mock-up of bag. The actual fabric was used and the scale is correct. The carpet bag is the perfect piece of weekender luggage or airplane carry-on. Today’s ArtisanStreet carpet bag is a modernized replica of the original piece. These traveling bags were made of carpet, often from oriental rugs, and ranged in size from small purses to large duffel size bags. Popular in the U.S. & Europe during the 19th century they remain popular to this date. ArtisanStreet carpet bags are available in a broad range of colors and patterns and feature thick tapestries, fine brocades, velours and stunning chenilles, to name a few. We are sure you will enjoy owning one. |
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Skip Hop Zoo Lunchie Insulated Lunch Bag With friendly faces and matching zipper-pulls, Zoo Lunchies make lunchtime fun time! Sized just right for little kids, or a mom and baby on-the-go, these soft bags have a roomy main compartment that holds sandwiches, snacks, drinks and more. An insulated, wipe-clean interior keeps food and drinks cold, plus an inside mesh pocket holds lunch money, an ice pack or utensils. ZOO LUNCHIES coordinate ... |
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Bodum Bistro 17-Ounce Mini Electric Water Kettle The Bodum Bistro Cordless Electric Water Kettle is the quickest and safest, as well as the most energy efficient, way of boiling your water. It allows you to heat only what you need, for only the amount of time it takes to bring the water to its boiling point. It has a 17-ounce, 1/2-litre fill capacity with a see-through, easy-to-read water level indicator. The measurements are 'translated' to cup... |
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Rolling Grocery Cart Trolley Tote Bag $7.99 Fold, fill, and get rolling fast! The Foldable Rolling Grocery Tote Bag makes shopping easy! This fantastic bag is a must-have for city dwellers and busy bodies alike. The Rolling Tote is made from ultra-durable, water-resistant nylon fabric in a bright blue color, with black nylon handles and accents. Fully unfolded, the bag measures 20" x 12.5" x 5.5", large enough to hold the equivalent of seve... |
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Master Lock 175D Set-Your-Own Combination Lock, Solid Brass $10.94 Set your own combination to easy-to-remember birth years, lucky numbers, or any of 10,000 personalized combinations with this padlock for optimal security at school, work, gym, or home. Designed for general security, the lock lets you set your own numbered combination with four smooth-spinning dials for easy operation. A hardened steel, 1-inch shackle and solid brass case stand up to rain and incl... |