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This solar-powered illuminated doorplate features a clever combination of a white background and black numbers, making the address clearly visible during the day for easy identification by visitors. Its effectiveness is even better at night, allowing accurate recognition from a distance, putting an end to the worries of friends getting lost or missed deliveries. Equipped with a built-in smart control system, it automatically lights up every night, with a brightness of up to 25 lumens for the first 6 hours, gradually dimming to 10 lumens until dawn, ensuring it can work continuously for 2 days after being fully charged on a sunny day, regardless of adverse weather conditions. The number stickers are made of high-performance materials, ensuring stability and durability. By following the instructions step by step, they can effectively prevent the numbers from curling or falling off, whether exposed to intense sunlight or heavy rain, maintaining clear and stable address information. High-efficiency solar panels and a high-capacity energy storage design enable quick charging, while 36 LED beads provide sufficient brightness to illuminate the plaque, saving energy. Installation is simple and quick, with 3 sets of number alignment templates and stickers for numbers 0-9 and letters N, S, E, W provided, easily accommodating addresses with three to five digits. Just flip the switch and install it in a sunny spot to enjoy a convenient life. Material: Metal.

This solar-powered illuminated doorplate features a clever combination of a white background and black numbers, making the address clearly visible during the day for easy identification by visitors. Its effectiveness is even better at night, allowing accurate recognition from a distance, putting an end to the worries of friends getting lost or missed deliveries. Equipped with a built-in smart control system, it automatically lights up every night, with a brightness of up to 25 lumens for the first 6 hours, gradually dimming to 10 lumens until dawn, ensuring it can work continuously for 2 days after being fully charged on a sunny day, regardless of adverse weather conditions. The number stickers are made of high-performance materials, ensuring stability and durability. By following the instructions step by step, they can effectively prevent the numbers from curling or falling off, whether exposed to intense sunlight or heavy rain, maintaining clear and stable address information. High-efficiency solar panels and a high-capacity energy storage design enable quick charging, while 36 LED beads provide sufficient brightness to illuminate the plaque, saving energy. Installation is simple and quick, with 3 sets of number alignment templates and stickers for numbers 0-9 and letters N, S, E, W provided, easily accommodating addresses with three to five digits. Just flip the switch and install it in a sunny spot to enjoy a convenient life. Color: Gray. Material: Metal.

This long-awaited second collection of pastiches of the immortal Sherlock Holmes offers eleven new adventures of Solar Pons, who has been called by Vincent Starrett "a clever impersonator, with a twinkle in his eye, which tells us that he knows he is not Sherlock Holmes, and knows that we know it, but that he hopes we will like him anyway for what he symbolizes." Here are such fascinating stories as "The Adventure of the Paralytic Mendicant", an account of as unique a vengeance as was ever perpetrated between boards; "The Adventure of the Circular Room", a tale of a diabolic plot which will rouse many a memory of the old Master; the complex puzzle which will be of particular interest to bibliophiles told in the Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine Contest prizewinning "The Adventure of the Six Silver Spiders"; the curious affair which is "The Adventure of the Tottenham Werewolf'; and others which will bring back old, long-vanished Baker Street days. Once again in the London of years ago "the game is afoot." Certainly no living writer has brought the Holmesian pastiche to a higher development than this. There is very little difference, indeed, in the atmosphere of the stories, once they have begun to unfold; No. 7B Praed Street readily becomes 221B Baker Street; and Solar Pons, attended by his Dr. Lyndon Parker, often becomes curiously interchangeable with the Master of Baker Street and his Watson. "There is no intention to deceive," as Vincent Starrett wrote in his introduction to the first collection. "These nostalgic reminders of vanished days and nights in Baker Street are intended only to please."

This long-awaited second collection of pastiches of the immortal Sherlock Holmes offers eleven new adventures of Solar Pons, who has been called by Vincent Starrett "a clever impersonator, with a twinkle in his eye, which tells us that he knows he is not Sherlock Holmes, and knows that we know it, but that he hopes we will like him anyway for what he symbolizes." Here are such fascinating stories as "The Adventure of the Paralytic Mendicant", an account of as unique a vengeance as was ever perpetrated between boards; "The Adventure of the Circular Room", a tale of a diabolic plot which will rouse many a memory of the old Master; the complex puzzle which will be of particular interest to bibliophiles told in the Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine Contest prizewinning "The Adventure of the Six Silver Spiders"; the curious affair which is "The Adventure of the Tottenham Werewolf'; and others which will bring back old, long-vanished Baker Street days. Once again in the London of years ago "the game is afoot." Certainly no living writer has brought the Holmesian pastiche to a higher development than this. There is very little difference, indeed, in the atmosphere of the stories, once they have begun to unfold; No. 7B Praed Street readily becomes 221B Baker Street; and Solar Pons, attended by his Dr. Lyndon Parker, often becomes curiously interchangeable with the Master of Baker Street and his Watson. "There is no intention to deceive," as Vincent Starrett wrote in his introduction to the first collection. "These nostalgic reminders of vanished days and nights in Baker Street are intended only to please."

Savants, craftsmen and cunning men, the Twilight Castes of the Solar Exalted are the meddling sorcerer servants of the Unconquered Sun. Yet, these craft tricksters are more than mere magicians and scholars. With its clever minds and invincible sorcery, the Twilight Caste is a mighty force for enlightenment in a benighted world. Those who would trick the masses and lock away wisdom should fear, for these savants of the Unconquered Sun have come to deliver knowledge to the ignorant. "Twilight" is the third in the Caste Book line for Exalted - books detailing the different castes of the Solar Exalted.