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Design is at the heart of Braun: The concept of 'less, but better' has its origins in the Bauhaus movement, but it was Braun and Dieter Rams that created a mind-set of order, clarity and simplicity and applied it to electrical appliances. for 6-decades, Braun's humanistic approach to design has inspired designers and companies around the world. in 1971. Braun took its first steps into the clocks category thanks to Dietrich Lubs, a protege of Dieter Rams, who was responsible for many of the iconic clock designs that are still popular all these decades later. Description: This Braun classic analogue alarm clock has an easy to read dial layout and features the iconic yellow second hand that is synonymous with Braun's award winning design history. The clean simplistic dial and contrasting hands (with luminous tips) offers great legibility and the quartz tick movement is quiet and precise. The continuous backlight function illuminates the dial when in a low-light environment to ensure the time can be read at night. This feature can be disabled. Features: Easy to read dial layout Crescendo beep alarm Snooze/light function Snooze interval is 5-minutes Continuous backlight Quiet precision quartz movement Luminous tipped hands Additional information: 2-year guarantee Requires 3x AA battery (NOT INCLUDED)Box contains: 1x Braun classic analogue alarm clock1 x Instruction manual. Color: Black.

The late Capt. Braun was a highly decorated WWII veteran and commanded Company B, 1st Batallion, 158th Regimental Combat Team in the South Pacific. This is the amazing story of Braun's service with America's most ethnically diverse fighting unit in that war, The 158th Regimental Combat Team, The Bushmasters. The Bushmasters went into battle in the steaming jungles of New Guinea as green troops but soon proved their mettle against the formidable Japanese 36th "Tiger" Division. This book shows the battles, and the lighter sides of G.I. life, through the eyes of a C.O. who really cared about his men.

Through her sympathetic and sensitive portraits of Jewish life in New York City and Palestine in the late 1920s and 1930s, Ruth Light Braun (b. 1906) methodically documented a generation in flux. Braun's subjects are captured at a moment filled with hope, just before the events of the late 1930s and early 1940s altered Jewish life forever. This is the first time that most of the works included have ever been published. One-time interviews with the artist make up the text of the book.

In-4 32,4 x 25,8 cm reliure éditeur pleine toile orange sous jaquette illustrée, titre en bleu au dos. 299 pages. Nombreuses illustrations et reproductions en coul. et n&b. Jaquette en mauvais état. Bon état d'occasion. ATTENTION: Jaquette en mauvais état + ex dono, nom et signature manuscrits en page de titre.

I m selling this amazing guitar handcrafted by the Siggi Braun custom shop in Germany. It s a customized 7-string model called Angel Wing. It has b...