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The Danya B. Fritz Midcentury Modern Column Side Table with Textured Black Base Gold Metal Column Accents and Faux Marble Laminate Tabletop is the perfect addition to any home. Set it up next to your sofa in the living room to hold your remotes, phone, mug, or magazines. This striking and bold side table also doubles as a low-profile nightstand in the bedroom. With a grooved black column base, a warm gold pedestal, and an easy-to-clean faux marble laminate tabletop, this table offers elegant style and function for any space. The sturdy metal construction of the base column combines with lightweight MDF tabletop construction for a portable yet solid accent table. The versatile design also invites use as an entryway table to hold your keys and essentials, or a hallway accent table to display your favorite statues, photos, or other decor. The unique contrast of texture and color in this table are sure to elevate any contemporary space and invite compliments from guests at your next event. Access your everyday items in style with this chic mid-century modern table. Color: Marble/ Black.

The Danya B. Fritz Midcentury Modern Pedestal Side Table with Gold Metal Base and Genuine White Marble Stone Tabletop is the perfect addition to any home. Set it up next to your sofa in the living room to hold your remotes, phone, mug, or magazines. This striking and bold side table also doubles as a low-profile nightstand in the bedroom. With a warm gold metal pedestal and an easy-to-clean genuine marble tabletop, this table offers elegant style and function for any space. The sturdy metal construction of the base pedestal combines with gorgeous real white marble stone tabletop construction for a portable yet solid accent table. The versatile design also invites use as an entryway table to hold your keys and essentials, or a hallway accent table to display your favorite statues, photos, or other decor. The unique contrast of texture and color in this table are sure to elevate any contemporary space and invite compliments from guests at your next event. Access your everyday items in style with this chic mid-century modern table. Color: Marble/ Gold.

Capture the coastal landscape in captivating ultra wide-angle shots and enjoy the easy analog experimentation fun with the La Sardina Caleta in the striped fabric dress!Features• Gorgeous wide angle for stunning landscape and city shots and detailed selfies that fit all your friends• Fritz The Blitz Flash Attachment - Lomography's most powerful flash so you can capture the action below decks• Time for a remix - no problem with the rewind wheel! Perfect for endless multiple exposures• Now let's take a close look! No problem with a close-up limit of just 0.6 m, you're right there• Analog experimentation for all works with any 35mm film. "You can find our full range of films• Mobile sardine can fits easily and compactly in any luggage• Focusing in no time With the practical zone focus you can catch the seagull in the sky and immediately afterwards the crab on your big toe in all sharpness• From sunset to sunrise in bulb mode for long exposures• When the sea is rough, you can easily attach your La Sardina using the practical tripod thread

Used Item. Does not include New Access Codes , Cd's or one time use items that come when New. This item is Used.

DB-1A box by Simon Dystems in excellent and near mint condition. Includes original power source, box, paperwork and warranty card. Owned and used b...

Spruce topIndian Rosewood S/B2.5/4mm @ 12th fret (1st/6th string height)50/42mm Nut width1,520 Grams

Originally published in 1915 by the Huntington Family Association, this facsimile, or exact reprint, of the massive book can be considered as a continuation and development of a “Genealogical Memoir of the Huntington Family, published in 1863 by the Rev. E. B. Huntington. The attempt has been made to trace and record all the descendants of Simon Huntington, whatever surnames they may bear. In some cases, however, data which might properly have been included in the book were omitted because they are contained in other genealogies to which reference is made. (1915) 2017, 1205pp (1208 total pages) It is reprinted here in two parts due to its length. Each part is sold separately due to limitations of the distributor. This is part I, both parts should be purchased together. (1915) 2017, 604pp (604 total pages)

Originally published in 1915 by the Huntington Family Association, this facsimile, or exact reprint, of the massive book can be considered as a continuation and development of a “Genealogical Memoir of the Huntington Family, published in 1863 by the Rev. E. B. Huntington. The attempt has been made to trace and record all the descendants of Simon Huntington, whatever surnames they may bear. In some cases, however, data which might properly have been included in the book were omitted because they are contained in other genealogies to which reference is made. (1915) 2017, 1205pp (1208 total pages) It is reprinted here in two parts due to its length. Each part is sold separately due to limitations of the distributor. This is part I, both parts should be purchased together. (1915) 2017, 604pp (604 total pages)

Latest reference book for collectors by this author! 26 beautiful color and 445 b/w photographs with extensive details for each doll. Historical background to this German doll's head maker. Greatest variety of S&H molds ever shown! Exposes the collector to the captivating Simon & Halbig faces plus the accurate identification desired by collectors. 236 pages.

ix, 234 pages, a few b/w illustrations, endpaper maps. Includes a letter and an e-mail to the author Rhys Richards with inquiries about the book.

B.C. journalist Stephen Hume has said that fur trader and explorer Simon Fraser should be celebrated as the founder of British Columbia. Certainly, the achievements of the Scottish-descended United Empire Loyalist adventurer were impressive. During three extraordinary years, 1805-1808, Fraser undertook the third major expedition (after Alexander Mackenzie's and Lewis and Clark's) across North America, culminating in his famous journey down the river in British Columbia that now bears his name. Employed by the Montreal-based North West Company, Fraser was responsible for building many of British Columbia's first trading posts. His exploratory efforts helped lead to Canada's boundary later being declared at the 49th parallel. In this new volume, librarian and archivist W. Kaye Lamb provides a detailed introduction as well as illuminating annotations to Fraser's journals, which were originally published by Macmillan of Canada in 1960.

B.C. journalist Stephen Hume has said that fur trader and explorer Simon Fraser should be celebrated as the founder of British Columbia. Certainly, the achievements of the Scottish-descended United Empire Loyalist adventurer were impressive. During three extraordinary years, 1805-1808, Fraser undertook the third major expedition (after Alexander Mackenzie's and Lewis and Clark's) across North America, culminating in his famous journey down the river in British Columbia that now bears his name. Employed by the Montreal-based North West Company, Fraser was responsible for building many of British Columbia's first trading posts. His exploratory efforts helped lead to Canada's boundary later being declared at the 49th parallel. In this new volume, librarian and archivist W. Kaye Lamb provides a detailed introduction as well as illuminating annotations to Fraser's journals, which were originally published by Macmillan of Canada in 1960.

This is not a Print-on-Demand or facsimile book. It is a hardcover published with a dust jacket price of $10.00 with a 1978 copyright published by J.B. Lippincott Company. Eugenia Price (1916-96) retired to the Georgia coast from an earlier career writing spiritual uplift books for young readers & began a long series of popular historical novels set in her adopted state. Among her most popular are the trilogy covered in this book: Lighthouse, New Moon Rising and Beloved Invader.

El Zohar es, sin duda alguna, la obra mas famosa del pensamiento mistico universal, y de la Cabala en particular. Rabi Simon Bar Iojai y sus alumnos, fuera del espacio y del tiempo, analizan, investigan y desmenuzan los temas mas profundos y hermeticos de la existencia humana. El volumen VII habla del analisis mistico de los sueños del Faraon, de su interpretacion, y del misterioso reencuentro de Jose con sus hermanos tras años de separacion y distanciamiento. Y, a fin de completar los pasajes biblicos analizados en este volumen y en los anteriores, la obra incluye un estudio acerca de la Interpretacion de los sueños. / The Zohar is undoubtedly the most well-known work of the universal mystical thought, and particularly of the Cabala. Rabbi Simon Bar Iojai and his pupils, apart from space and time, analyze the deepest and hermetic topics of human existence. This seventh volume presents the mystical analysis of the dreams of the Pharaoh and their interpretation, and of Josephs mysterious reunion with his brothers after years of separation. And in order to complete the Biblical passages analyzed in this volume and in the previous ones, the work includes a study about the interpretation of dreams.

Concerto For Clarinet, K. 622 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). Edited by Eric Simon. For Bb clarinet and piano accompaniment (Clarinet). Woodwind Solo. Classical Period. Difficulty: medium. Set of performance parts (includes separate pull-out clarinet part). Solo part, piano reduction and performance notes

Simon Schama's magesterial new book encompasses over 1,500 years of Britain's history, from the first Roman invasions to the early seventeenth century, and the extraordinary reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Schama, the author of the highly acclaimed Citizens and The Embarrassment of Riches, is one of the most popular and celebrated historians of our day, and in this magnificent work he brings history to dramatic life with a wealth of stories and vivid, colorful detail, reanimating familiar figures and events and drawing them skillfully into a powerful and compelling narrative. Schama's perspective moves from the birth of civilization to the Norman Conquest; through the religious wars and turbulance of the Middle Ages to the sovereignties of Henry II, Richard I and King John; through the outbreak of the Black Death, which destroyed nearly half of Europe's population, through the reign of Edward I and the growth of national identity in Wales and Scotland, to the intricate conflicts of the Tudors and the clash between Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots. Driven by the drama of the stories themselves but exploring at the same time a network of interconnected themes--the formation of a nation state, the cyclical nature of power, the struggles between the oppressors and the oppressed--this is a superbly readable and illuminating account of a great nation, and its extraordinary history.

A key study in the psychobiology of sexual orientation and its true causes.Since the ground-breaking work of Simon LeVay and Dean Hamer in the early 1990s, a tremendous amount of new research has been carried out by scientists who now understand a great deal more about the biology of sexual attraction. In this book the authors show that attempts to find a sociological cause for homosexuality have little foundation and argue that popular efforts to blame parents or teachers for a child's homosexuality are futile and unjust. Combining their own findings with all the available quantifiable research, the authors have, with this study, provided an urgently needed addition to the major work that has been done in this field.

Book by Chang, Simon, Pokorny, Fritz

Ancient Greeks and Romans often turned to magic to achieve personal goals. Magical rites were seen as a route for direct access to the gods, for material gains as well as spiritual satisfaction. In this fascinating survey of magical beliefs and practices from the sixth century B.C.E. through late antiquity, Fritz Graf sheds new light on ancient religion. Evidence of widespread belief in the efficacy of magic is pervasive: the contemporaries of Plato and Aristotle placed voodoo dolls on graves in order to harm business rivals or attract lovers. The Twelve Tables of Roman Law forbids the magical transference of crops from one field to another. Graves, wells, and springs throughout the Mediterranean have yielded vast numbers of Greek and Latin curse tablets. And ancient literature abounds with scenes of magic, from necromancy to love spells. Graf explores the important types of magic in Greco-Roman antiquity, describing rites and explaining the theory behind them. And he characterizes the ancient magician: his training and initiation, social status, and presumed connections with the divine world. With trenchant analysis of underlying conceptions and vivid account of illustrative cases, Graf gives a full picture of the practice of magic and its implications. He concludes with an evaluation of the relation of magic to religion. Magic in the Ancient World offers an unusual look at ancient Greek and Roman thought and a new understanding of popular recourse to the supernatural.

Ancient Greeks and Romans often turned to magic to achieve personal goals. Magical rites were seen as a route for direct access to the gods, for material gains as well as spiritual satisfaction. In this fascinating survey of magical beliefs and practices from the sixth century B.C.E. through late antiquity, Fritz Graf sheds new light on ancient religion.Evidence of widespread belief in the efficacy of magic is pervasive: the contemporaries of Plato and Aristotle placed voodoo dolls on graves in order to harm business rivals or attract lovers. The Twelve Tables of Roman Law forbids the magical transference of crops from one field to another. Graves, wells, and springs throughout the Mediterranean have yielded vast numbers of Greek and Latin curse tablets. And ancient literature abounds with scenes of magic, from necromancy to love spells. Graf explores the important types of magic in Greco-Roman antiquity, describing rites and explaining the theory behind them. And he characterizes the ancient magician: his training and initiation, social status, and presumed connections with the divine world. With trenchant analysis of underlying conceptions and vivid account of illustrative cases, Graf gives a full picture of the practice of magic and its implications. He concludes with an evaluation of the relation of magic to religion. Magic in the Ancient World offers an unusual look at ancient Greek and Roman thought and a new understanding of popular recourse to the supernatural.