Details Anacs
Posted in Uncategorized on 11/29/2005 07:27 pm by admin
Details Anacs
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 1793 Chain Cent ANACS G 4 Details With problems  US $2,495.00
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 1922 Wheat Cent Penny ANACS Certified VG10 Details B68 US $950.00
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 1872 S 50C Silver Seated Liberty AU 53 Anacs Details US $625.00
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 1892 CC US Morgan Silver Dollar ANACS AU55 Details US $1,299.00
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 1875 NORWAY 5 ORE EF40 DETAILS ANACS US $110.00
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 1914 D LINCOLN CENT ANACS VG 10 DETAILS US $225.00
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 1854 O Half Dollar ANACS GD6 Details 1854 O 50C US $85.00
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 1785 Connecticut Copper Bust Right ANACS VF35 Details Genuine US $1,195.00
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The Details $21.44 No Synopsis Available |
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Devil In The Details $6 Devil In The Details - Placebo |
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Details In the Fabric $6 Details In the Fabric - Jason Mraz Feat James Morrison |
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Details I $29.99 Chris Donovan Details I - Art Print |
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Details II $29.99 Chris Donovan Details II - Art Print |
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Classic Details $35.99 Louis Fernan Cassas Classic Details - Art Print |
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Classical Details $89.99 Karl Rattner Classical Details - Framed Art Print |
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Cornice Details $29.99 Christian Peacock Cornice Details - Giclee Print |
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Abstract Details $34.99 Irena Orlov Abstract Details - Premium Giclee Print |
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Delight in the Details $22.99 It's in the details! Take delight in the details of papercrafting–hand stitches, distressed edges and a little glitter are what make a project extra-special. Delight in the Details will inspire you with more than 40 techniques for creating accents and embellishments that will provide a finishing touch to any papercraft project. Get creative with a variety of materials, from simple paper and fabric scraps to glitter, ink, modeling paste and vintage finds. 100 lovely projects–including greeting cards, scrapbook layouts, mini albums and home decor–showcase the techniques in fabulous form. Plus, take a peak inside the author's studio where pretty vintage details come to life. Learn how to create delightful details like: Shimmering wire sprays Texture paste designs Distressed letters Crepe paper rosettes Delicate felt blooms Button bouquets Vintage paper leaves Perfect for papercrafters and mixed-media artists alike, Delight in the Details helps you make every last detail count! |
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Sanitation Details $74.95 A companion volume to Drainage Details, the two volumes provide a compact and exact source of reference dealing with the drainage of buildings from sanitary appliance through the underground drainage network, to the final outfall. |
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The Devil's Details $5.99 Footnotes have not had it easy. Their dominance of eighteenth- and nineteenth- century literature and scholarship was both hard-won -- following many years of struggle -- and doomed, as it led to belittlement in the twentieth century. In The Devil's Details, Chuck Zerby playfully explores footnotes' long and illustrious history and makes a clarion call to save them from the new world of the Internet and hypertext. In a story that boasts a marvelous plot and a rogues' gallery of players, Zerby examines traditional footnotes and their less-buttoned-down incarnations, as when used by pornographers. Yes, The Devil's Details is full of surprises: Zerby hunts down the first bona fide fully functioning footnote; unearths a multivolume history of Northumberland County, England, that uses one volume for a single footnote; and uncovers a murder plot. He even explains why footnotes are like blind dates. Carefully researched and highly opinionated, The Devil's Details affirms that delight in reading can come from unexpected places. |
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Red Mini Cooper With Details $10 Red Mini Cooper With Details |
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Devils In My Details $8.99 Devils In My Details |
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Devils in My Details [LP] $24.98 Devils in My Details [LP] |
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Mexican Details $6.81 $21.95 hardcover * 1-58685-032-6 * March 8-1/2 x 8-1/2 in, 96 pp, 135 Color Photographs, Rights: W, Design In their sixth book, Mexican Details, designers Karen Witynski and Joe P. Carr travel through Mexico and the Southwest in celebration of the character-rich details of Mexican furniture, architectural elements, and handcrafted accents that resonate with beauty and originality. From chip-carved benches and hand-hewn tortilla tables to painted trunks and carved-stone moldings, the soulful nature of Mexican design abounds. Decorative accents include intricately woven textiles, glazed ceramics, wooden masks, and folk art objects that bear evidence of the hands that crafted them. Carr and Witynski reveal in vibrant detail how mesquite doors can be newly fashioned into console and coffee tables, iron window grilles are converted to headboards, and stone water filters blossom as flower planters. These once-utilitarian elements take on creative new roles in modern-day homes, adding beauty and character to every corner. Featuring brilliant close-up photographs by Witynski, Mexican Details is alive with creative and fresh Mexican elements. |
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Strange Details $17.38 Shortlisted for the RIBA Sir Robert McAlpine International Book Award for Construction. and Shortlisted for the 2008 RIBA International Book Awards, Architectural Practice category. Confronted with the intricate construction details of Italian architect Carlo Scarpa's Querini Stampalia Gallery--steel joined at odd intervals, concrete spilled out of concatenated forms, stone cut in labyrinthine patterns--Michael Cadwell abandoned his attempts to categorize them theoretically and resolved instead to appreciate their idiosyncrasies and evoke their all-embracing affects. What he had dismissed as a collection of fetishes he came to understand as a coherently constructed world that was nonetheless persistently strange. In "Strange Details, " Cadwell looks at the work of four canonical architects who "made strange" with the most resistant aspect of architecture--construction. In buildings that were pivotal in their careers, Scarpa, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, and Louis Kahn all created details that undercut our critical and analytical terra firma. Cadwell explores the strangeness in the material menagerie of Scarpa's Querini Stampalia, the wood light frame construction of Wright's Jacobs House, the welded steel frame of Mies's Farnsworth House, and the reinforced concrete of Kahn's Yale Center for British Art. Each of these architects, he finds, reconfigures the rudimentary facts of construction, creating a subtle but undeniable shift in a building's physicality. And for each of them, nature is strange, and its strangeness infects; nature unmoors exhausted cultural ideas, constricted analytical procedures, and outmoded production techniques. An awakening to nature's strangeness forces a new sense of the world, one that we can detect in these architects' configurations of the world's materials--their strange details. |