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This used item resides in our Richmond, VA store. Call (804) 967-0707 if you would like more information.

Elevate the look of your walls with simple and classic look of fabric. A blend of stone blue and greys is studded with tiny dashes of raised inks, while subtle splashes of silver provides unexpected flair. Reuss is an unpasted, foil on non woven wallpaper.

Color/pattern: reuss slate faux fabric Design details: elevate the look of your walls with simple and classic look of fabric. a blend of stone blue and greys is studded with tiny dashes of raised inks, while subtle splashes of silver provides unexpected flair. reuss is an unpasted, foil on non woven wallpaper. unpasted foil on non woven material; no repeat, random match; washable and strippable; 20.9-in by 33-ft long roll; covers about 57.5 square feet Measures 20.9in x 396in x 0.025in Foil On Non Woven Wipe clean with a damp cloth Imported

This pedal is in excellent condition. Includes original box and pedal bag.Ships fast!

Brand new Reuss PlasmatronSuper edition dual fuzz/distortion pedal from Danish boutique manufacturer Reuss.Designed in conjunction with Stuart Brai...

This is a KILLER dist/fuzz pedal you can literally blend all the different effects on, including your clean signal and make it as mild or wild as ...

Sought after and discontinued two-in-one pedal designed in collaboration with Warren Ellis featuring his unique Muzz effect and a loud clean boos...

The story of the invincible Silver Arrows is an enduring legend, but who remembers that in the 1930s the cars racing under this famous name were massively promoted by the Nazis? Radio and TV journalist Eberhard Reuss paints a unique and richly illustrated portrait of the beginnings of German motor racing. Stripping away the myths that surround Hitlers race-track battles, he reveals the deep involvement of the motor industry and its top sportsmen with the Nazi regime.

Following his much-celebrated debut, Horace Afoot, Frederick Reuss returns with another endearing hero. This time it's a six-year-old Gnostic with a photographic memory. Henry is being reared - at least intermittently - by gamblers, thieves, whores, and priests in one of America's most notorious sin cities. But from time to time, he seems to believe that he's living as a saint in fifth century Byzantium. As in Horace Afoot, Frederick Reuss's new novel describes the labyrinthine terrain in which we shape our identities and search for meaning. And like Horace, young henry places his questions into a distant and possibly wiser world. For some reason, the stories of ancient Byzantium help henry make sense of his absurd - and sometimes dangerous - existence. Henry of Atlantic City is an ironic, funny, and heart rending account of the ways we become our own saviors by choosing what to believe.

Enjoy two thrilling tattoo-flash books! These two tomes rank among the best and most extravagant flashbooks that have ever been published. Edition Reuss, well-known and renowned for its collector's items, once again comes up with astounding, heavy coffee-table books that set standards. "Tattoo Masters Flash Collection: Part 1" begins with with a fascinatingly written foreword to the development of tattoo-flash, followed by a detailed interview with tattoo legend Don Ed Hardy, who, besides lending his own flash-sheets from his personal archive, provided rarities from the pioneer days of tattooing. Those sheets include flash by "Sailor" Jerry Collins, Owen Jensen, Joe Lieber and "Pop" Eddy and Bert Grimm, amongst the most famous tattooists of the early 20th century. The extensive collection of flash that follows is unique! The illustrations and drawings have been made exclusively for this collection, and have been produced by contemporary tattoo artists who rank among the best in the world. Every artist presents his work in his own style. This explosion of fanciful crossover flash styles will make the any tattooist's heart beat faster. "Tattoo Masters Flash Collection: Part 1" offers works by Horioshi III, Don Ed Hardy, Gau Bin, Jondix , Will Tatuwill, Kowhey, Tim Hendricks, Brian Everett, Big Capone, Genko, Alex Horikitsune Reinke, Zele, Dong Dong, Pablo Xno, Steve Goodspeed, Rogerio Snappy Gomez, Buddha Yang, Frank Chavez, Julio Villalobos, Doug Hardy, Elle Festin, Eddy Reyes Sr, Tomasi Sulu'ape, K C Angel, Jared Leathers, Buzzy Jenkins, Hailin Fu, Michael Aul, Sanya Youalli, El Whyner, Yushi Takei, Henri B, Enrique Castillo and many more.