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04
Jul
2009
Happy 4 July to my friends across the big pond! :-)  

15 hours ago by joyfulmolly

I haven’t posted cartoons from the 18th century for quite a while, so I thought you might enjoy the following one. It was made in support of America’s independence, and while it’s political incorrect up to the nines, it seems to be a rather spot-on look at the political situation back in 1776… Mothe ...

Joyful Molly - joyfulmolly.wordpress.com · 2 references

Happy 4 July to my friends across the big pond!  

16 hours ago by Molly Joyful

I haven't posted cartoons from the 18th century for quite a while, so I thought you might enjoy the following one. It was made in support of America's independence, and while it's political incorrect up to the nines, it seems to be a rather spot-on look at the political situation back in 1776... Mot ...

Joyful Molly - joyful-molly.livejournal.com · 29 references

The Fate of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence  

16 hours ago

MiniatureWargaming - miniaturewargaming.com · 5 references

03
Jul
2009
Who or whatever god is: God Bless America  

1 day ago by kathleenCrowleyCostumeCouture

Im in a very creative mood these days. Yesterday some of my friends sat around and we made collages while drinking wine and collaborating on future fabulous photo shoots and things of that nature. Yes, I should have been sewing as Im very late in getting some of my work out. Im at that point right n ...

KathleenCrowleyCostumeCouture - kathleencrowley.blogspot.com · 5 references

American Myths: The Real Betsy Ross  

1 day ago by katknit

Betsy Ross made the very first American flag at her home in Philadelphia, at the request of none other than George Washington. Or did she? Here’s the real story

You're History ! - yourehistory.wordpress.com · 30 references

Stay try-on  

1 day ago by hanna

Last saturday Jo was kidnapped for his stagnight, and for the first time in about two months I was left to myself with no real plans for the day =) The weather was lovely so I decided to take advantage of having my own garden and sat in the sun for a while, sewing eyelets, but I also decided to get ...

the Quasi-Historical Costumer - vanityfairy.livejournal.com · 5 references

Is France part of Texas? Or is Texas part of France?  

1 day ago by my_stitching

Someone posted some gorgeous 18th century French fashion illustrations in lamodeillustree today and this one particularly struck me: Look at the hat in the lower left. Doesn't it look like they just took a plain cap and just made it REALLY big?

What... This Old Thing? - my-stitching.livejournal.com · 9 references

Nathan Hale Statue - Hartford, CT  

1 day ago by Jacqueline T Lynch

It’s a heroic pose, but what is most arresting about statues of Nathan Hale is the appearance of his extreme youth. He was 21 years old when he was hanged as an American spy by the British in September of 1776. We mark tomorrow’s annual celebration of Independence Day here in the US with a look at t ...

New England Travels - newenglandtravels.blogspot.com · Rank: 23,078 · 9 references

Introduction to the Extreme Sport of Muay Thai  

1 day ago by admin

A lot of people probably are aware of the high level boxing fights that take place in Thailand. In fact, this place is known for the ultimate fighter’s it churns out through the extreme sports that it hosts. One of the most popular is the Muay Thai camp, Thailand. This camp is known to train its can ...

Sports Blox - sportsblox.com

02
Jul
2009
Christian Louboutin Still Life  

2 days ago by betsy

Feast your eyes on Christian Louboutin’s the 18th century art inspired Fall / Winter 2009 add campaign photographed by Peter Lippmann. Gorgeous don ‘t you think?!

From Betsy With Love - frombetsywithlove.com · Rank: 49,496 · 38 references

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