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When your favorite diner doesn't worry about expiration dates.

'The Summer of the Seven Seals' is an original Screenplay from writer Jim Catizone A group of friends, still dealing with trauma, find themselves taunted and terrorized once again. While the unhinged killer hides right in their midst, their weekend concert event, plays out more like a horrible ritual gone wrong. (c) 2019 = Jim Catizone

A digital drawing of the lane next to the watermill at Goring on Thames leading over the mill race which plunges under the mill, then on to pass under the road bridge to the lock. Turn left at the bridge to follow the Thames Path to Pangbourne. The mill features in a painting by JMW Turner. The Thames here passes through the Goring Gap between the Chiltern Hills and the North Wessex Downs.

An almost forgotten memorial to an almost forgotten industry. This memorial marks the site of Cambois Colliery in the old Northumberland Coal Field. The colliery has long since closed and the memorial is becoming overgrown and neglected; a sad outcome after the toil, sweat. tears and loss of life in this once proud industry.

Bring the magic of female-led film sets to life with this inspiring Women in Film illustration featuring a reel and lights.

Computer motherboard.

This stunning black and white photograph captures the rustic beauty of Staithes Bay's fishing industry. The image showcases a collection of traditional fishing cages, nets, and ropes that have been used by local fishermen for generations. The stark contrast of the black and white tones emphasizes the intricate details of the fishing gear and highlights the rugged coastal landscape in the background. This photograph is the perfect addition to any nautical or maritime-themed decor and is sure to be a conversation starter. Bring the essence of the North Yorkshire coast into your home with this striking monochrome photograph.

On the streets of Marrakesh, Morocco is found this rustic charming textured beauty.

Geometric dark marble print on blush pink.

The High Level Bridge is a road and rail bridge spanning the River Tyne at Newcastle upon Tyne. Using 5050 tons of iron, the bridge was completed in June 1849. This image shows the mouth of the bridge at night looking towards the Gateshead side of the river with a woman at the end of the pedestrian path checking her mobile phone. This image is also available in monochrome.

Tokugawa Heavy Industry

Tokugawa Heavy Industries was a company that created technology in powered exoskeletons worn by the Cyborg Ninjas. Both Gray Fox's and Raiden's helmets bore the company's name. Tokugawa Heavy Industries (徳川重工, Tokugawa jūkō) was originally featured in Policenauts. The name "Tokugawa" also appears on the piping in the first floor pump room of the Big Shell's Strut A, and on boxes and machines in Strut E's parcel room. The original game plan for Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty a indicated that Emma Emmerich was to have been an employee of Tokugawa Heavy Industries.

Best Gift for Automotive Engineers.

Industry and hard work are promoted in this vintage distressed Soviet propaganda poster.

White Cup Rapier Sword

Red Cup Rapier Sword

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A Tribute to all The Construction Professionals

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The High Level Bridge is a road and rail bridge spanning the River Tyne at Newcastle upon Tyne. Using 5050 tons of iron, the bridge was completed in June 1849. This image shows the arches over the pedestrian walkway at the side of the bridge with a group of people walking towards the Gateshead side of the bridge.

If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever.

The High Level Bridge is a road and rail bridge spanning the River Tyne at Newcastle upon Tyne. Using 5050 tons of iron, the bridge was completed in June 1849. This image shows the arches over the pedestrian walkway at the side of the bridge with a group of people walking towards the Gateshead side of the bridge. This image is also available in black and white.

Golden Cup Rapier Sword

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Recognition for the Up-and-Coming Engineers

vector illustration of FISHING CHAMPIONSHIP, this image is very great for t-shirts, stickers, posters, and anything you want.

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Logging Truck, Logging Where the pavement ends real trucking begins. For the hard working log truck driver. Original design by AuburnQuailart

'Song for America' is an original screenplay from writer Jim Catizone. Song For America In 1974 Philadelphia, two headstrong men work the illegal 'bootleg' 8-track tape market. Weighed down by a shady tape distributor and an FBI agent, they must be creative in their endeavor. Friendship, love and their competition may be their only way out. (c) 2019 - Jim Catizone.

Magpie Springs vineyard in the southern Adelaide Hills Wine Region,

Funny colorful text art about a server with thoughts on how to deal with a difficult customer (pouring hot soup on them) while maintaining a smile. Of course, they’d never harm a customer but the image it conjures up might make a server smile.

Logging Tools is a sepia tone photographic art print of logging tools located at the Issaquah Railroad Depot Museum. Issaquah, Washington, situated at the base of the Cascade Mountain Range east of Seattle, was an important stop along the rail line for timber shipping.

First Cape Canaveral rocket launch. Launch of the Bumper 8 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA. This was the first launch of a rocket from Cape Canaveral and was the beginning of a new chapter in space flight. Bumper 8 was an ambitious two-stage rocket program that topped a V-2 missile base with a WAC Corporal rocket. The upper stage was able to reach then-record altitudes of almost 400 km, which is higher than even modern Space Shuttles fly. Launched under the direction of the General Electric Company, the Bumper Project was used primarily for testing rocket systems and for research on the upper atmosphere. Photographed on 24th July 1950.

Artistically drawn, jewelry, flexible branch of hops with golden hop cone and metal leaves on white background painted over with streaks of green paint. Golden hop.