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Frame shape: rectangular Frame color: brown zebra Lens color: grey These frames flatter those with an oval round square diamond triangle or oblong shaped face Plastic lenses with 100% UV protection Logo at temple Lens: 52mm wide Bridge: 10mm wide Arms: 142mm long Case included; case size and color may vary Imported Model #: ESG011SL

Tommy Bahama's Queensland shirt jacket features a quilted design for an elevated look. Crafted in a blend of double-knitted stretch cotton, this comfortable style offers a classic fit. Classic ollar Long sleeves Chest flap pockets Side slip pockets Front snap closure 57% cotton/42% polyester/1% spandex Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Classic fit About 29'' from shoulder to hem Model measurements:. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Tommy Bahama. Color: Forged Iron. Size: M.

Tommy Bahama's Queensland shirt jacket features a quilted design for an elevated look. Crafted in a blend of double-knitted stretch cotton, this comfortable style offers a classic fit. Classic ollar Long sleeves Chest flap pockets Side slip pockets Front snap closure 57% cotton/42% polyester/1% spandex Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Classic fit About 29'' from shoulder to hem Model measurements:. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Tommy Bahama. Color: Forged Iron. Size: XL.

Tommy Bahama's Queensland shirt jacket features a quilted design for an elevated look. Crafted in a blend of double-knitted stretch cotton, this comfortable style offers a classic fit. Classic ollar Long sleeves Chest flap pockets Side slip pockets Front snap closure 57% cotton/42% polyester/1% spandex Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Classic fit About 29'' from shoulder to hem Model measurements:. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Tommy Bahama. Color: Forged Iron. Size: S.

Tommy Bahama's Queensland shirt jacket features a quilted design for an elevated look. Crafted in a blend of double-knitted stretch cotton, this comfortable style offers a classic fit. Classic ollar Long sleeves Chest flap pockets Side slip pockets Front snap closure 57% cotton/42% polyester/1% spandex Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Classic fit About 29'' from shoulder to hem Model measurements:. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Tommy Bahama. Color: Forged Iron. Size: L.

Tommy Bahama's Queensland shirt jacket features a quilted design for an elevated look. Crafted in a blend of double-knitted stretch cotton, this comfortable style offers a classic fit. Classic ollar Long sleeves Chest flap pockets Side slip pockets Front snap closure 57% cotton/42% polyester/1% spandex Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Classic fit About 29'' from shoulder to hem Model measurements:. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Tommy Bahama. Color: Forged Iron. Size: XXL.

Accent and bring your walls to life literally with the 20 in. gold plated UV resistant Queensland Rainforest artificial living wall panel in gold aluminum frame. Verdant plants of various species and hues are enclosed in a circular frame for a unique, one-of-a-kind look. Display in any area that needs a lift without any of the maintenance, it's a great piece to bring that designer look to your spaces. Easy to hang, and style for a unique look. It's ideal for both homeowners and renters and safe for indoor and outdoor use. Curate your dream home today with a great piece.

Bring the jungle into your living areas effortlessly with the 20 in. x 20 in. UV resistant Queensland Rainforest artificial living wall panel in a wood-like frame. Inspired by the glossy magazine look of your favorite designer, get that green look without the maintenance. Verdant green leaves are accented by colorful blooms for a pop of color, while the wooden frame brings an organic touch. Easy to hang, it's ideal for both homeowners and renters alike. Shape for a custom look.

Like New condition. Great condition, but not exactly fully crisp. The book may have been opened and read, but there are no defects to the book, jacket or pages. 4.19

First Edition 4to. pp.viii +280. Illustrated in black and white. Original pictorial laminated hardcover no dust wrapper as issued.Very Good Signed by Author on the authors biography page. A history of the contribution of nurses from Queensland in all the conflicts ANZAAC troops were involved in.

Buy with confidence! Book is in new, never-used condition 5.42

The general rule adopted in this book is to cover the cancellati0ons found on Queensland stamps and other postal markings used from the time of Separation up to the issue of Australian Commonwealth stamps.

348 Seiten. Bilband. 6 sprachig: Englisch / Französisch / Deutsch / Spanisch / Portogisisch / Niederländisch. Nur wenige minimale Gebrauchsspuren. Sehr gut bis fast wie neu. 9783741923098 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2530

Missing dust jacket; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.5

Robert Logan Jack was a Scottish geologist who made a significant contribution to Queensland's mining and agricultural industries at the end of the nineteenth century. Among his accomplishments were expeditions to Cape York Peninsula, in which he prospected for minerals and gave his wife's name to the Janet Range. But his work wasn't limited to exploration. He published widely in his field and had a passionate interest in education that led him to open a geological museum in Townsville. This is the first book to chronicle Robert Logan Jack's extraordinary life and work.

NOT ex-library. Good+ paperback. Spine is uncreased, binding tight and sturdy; text also very good+. Cover has rubbing and some sunning. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The Queensland frontier was more violent than any other Australian colony. Starting with the penal settlement of Moreton Bay in 1824, as white pastoralists moved into new parts of country, violence invariably followed. Over 50,000 Aboriginals were killed on the Queensland frontier, a quarter of the original population. Europeans were killed too, but not in anything like the same numbers. The numbers are truly horrifying, but why isn't this common knowledge? The cover-up began from the start: the authorities in Sydney and Brisbane didn't want to know, the Native Police did their deadly work without hindrance, and the pastoralists had every reason to keep it to themselves. Even today, what we know about the killing times is swept aside again and again in favour of the pioneer myth. Conspiracy of Silence is the first systematic account of frontier violence in Queensland. Following in the tracks of the pastoralists as they moved into new lands across the state in the 19th century, Timothy Bottoms identifies the sites and the dates of the massacres, poisonings, and other incidents, including many that no one has documented in print before. Drawing on extensive research and oral history, he explores the colonial mindset and explains how the brutal dispossession of Aboriginal landowners continued over decades.

Nearly a year after moving to Queensland, Australia, Rebecca Thornton has learned to love her new home and the sometimes unforgiving land. But living in the Outback has its challenges. A drought has settled on Thornton Creek, and Douloo Station has been hit hard. A visit from Aunt Mildred and the birth of Rebecca's first child have kept Rebecca busy, but she still wishes she could be more help to her husband as he tirelessly struggles to save the family home. As the drought continues, Rebecca can only pray for peace for her husband and for the much-needed rain on which their survival depends. For the Love of the Land, book two in the Queensland Chronicles, is a story of hope, prayer, and trust in the One who always provides, even in the toughest of times.

Robert Logan Jack was a Scottish geologist who made a significant contribution to Queensland's mining and agricultural industries at the end of the nineteenth century. Among his accomplishments were expeditions to Cape York Peninsula, in which he prospected for minerals and gave his wife's name to the Janet Range. But his work wasn't limited to exploration. He published widely in his field and had a passionate interest in education that led him to open a geological museum in Townsville. This is the first book to chronicle Robert Logan Jack's extraordinary life and work.