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Hand printed black & white photographs taken during the time of District 6's destruction in April/May . Photographs of District 6 are not easy to find, but those taken during the time of Destruction are even more difficult to obtain. So, here is your chance. They are for sale mounted (mount size 500mm x 400mm) with the actual photograph size being 350mm x 250mm at R each. They are not digital images, but are rather "hand printed silver photographs done the old way" printed on an archival fibre paper that will stand the test of time, ie will not fade. At the Time of Destruction, District, April/may . "Being told where to go to" No 1, District 6, April/may . Destruction No 1, District 6, April/May . St Mark's Church No 2, District 6, April/May. "Leaving Stucker Street", District 6, April . Corner of Lee & Aspeling Streets, District 6, April . St Mark's Church No 4, District 6, April . Left hand side of Lee Street, District 6, April . Right hand side of Lee street, District 6, April .

Hand printed black & white photographs taken of District 6 during the time of it's destruction in April/may . They are for sale sale mounted (mount size 50cm x 40cm) with the hand printed photographs' size being 35cm x 25cm at R each. Photographs of District 6 are hard to find, but those taken at time of destruction are even harder to find and have become very collectable. They are not digital images, but are rather "hand printed photographs done the old way", printed on an archival fibre paper that will stand the test of time, ie will not fade. The photographs were taken and hand printed by Ronnie Clift, who has exhibited his work at various photographic clubs and exhibitions, winning awards, diplomas and praise for his photography over the last 35 years or so. "Being told where to go to", Lee Street, District 6, April/May . Destruction No 1, District 6, April/May . St Mark's Church No 2, District 6, April/May . "Leaving Stucker Street", District 6, April . Corner of Lee & Aspeling Streets, District 6, April . St Mark's Church No 4, District 6, April . Left hand side of Lee street, District 6, April . Right hand side of Lee Street, District 6, April . "At the time of destruction", District 6, April/May .

Mounted Black & White photographs taken in District 6 at the time of it's destruction in April/May . They are for sale mounted (mount size 50cm x 40cm) with the hand printed photograph size being 35cm x 25cm at R each. Ronnie Clift took the photographs in , and has recently "re-discovered" some "never before printed" negatives. He has hand printed these on an archival fibre paper "the old way" as they are not digital images. Being silver photographs they will stand the test of time and will not fade. Photographs of District 6 are hard to find, and those taken at the time of it's destruction are even rarer and have become highly collectable. So here is your chance. "At the time of destruction", District 6, April/May . "Being told where to go to" No 1, Lee Street, District, April/May . Destruction No 1, District 6, April/may . St Mark's Church No 2, District 6, April/May . "Leaving Stucker Street", District 6, April . Corner of Lee & Aspeling Streets, District 6, April . St Mark's Church No 4, District 6, April . Left hand side of Lee Street, District 6, April . Right hand side of Lee Street, District 6, April .

Recently "rediscovered" negatives of photographs taken in District 6 at the time of its destruction in April/May . Ronnie Clift took the photographs and has printed them this month (Nov ), limiting them to only 3 prints of each. Each is for sale mounted (mount size 500mm x 400mm) with the photograph size being 350mm x 250mm at R each. They are black & white prints and are not digital images, but rather "photographs printed the old way" on an archival double weight fibre paper that will stand the test of time, ie not fade. Photographs of District 6 are rare, but those taken at the time of its destruction are even rarer and much harder to obtain. Either would be ideal to frame and hang in a place of your choice to create a memory of a part of Cape Town that is no more. At the time of Destruction, District 6, April/May . Drying the washing, Aspeling Street, District 6, April/May . "Being told where to go", Lee Street, District 6. April/May . Destruction of District 6 No 1, April/May .

Newly "re-discovered" negatives, of photographs taken in District 6 at the time of its destruction in April/May . Ronnie Clit, who took the photographs has printed a limited  3 of each. He printed them this month (Nov ) and they are for sale mounted (mount size 500mm x 400mm) with the actual photograph size is 350mm x 250mm at R each. They are black & white photographs and are not digital images, but rather "photographs done the old way" and are printed on an archival double weight fibre paper that will stand the test of time, ie not fade. Photographs of District 6 are rare, but those taken at the time of destruction are very hard to obtain and are ideal to frame and hang in a place of your choice, and make excellent memories of a part of Cape Town that is no more. St Mark's Church No 3, District 6, April/May . "Being told where to go" Lee Street, District 6, April/May . "One of the last to leave", District 6, April . St Mark's Church No 2, District 6, April/May .

Hand printed mounted back & white photographs taken in District 6 at the time of it's destruction in by Ronnie Clift, who has limited the print to 2 of each negative. They are for sale mounted (mounted size 500mm x 400mm) with hand printed black & white silver photograph size being 350mm x 250mm at R EACH. None are digital images, but all are rather hand printed black & white silver photographs "done the old way", printed on an archival double weight fibre paper that will stand the test of time. Ronnie Clift has been taking photographs, developing his film and hand printing his negatives for the last 35 years or so, exhibiting his work at various photographic societies and exhibitions, winning awards, diplomas and praise for his photography. 1. "At the time of destruction", District 6, April/May . Destruction No 1, District 6, April/May . Destruction No 2, District 6, April/May .

Hand printed black & white mounted photographs taken in District 6 in during it's destruction by Ronnie Clift, who has limited the print to 2 of each negative. They are for sale mounted (mounted size 500mm x 400mm) with the hand printed black & white silver photograph size being 350mm x 250mm at Rr EACH. None are digital images, but all are rather hand printed black & white silver photographs "done the old way", hand printed on an archival double weight fibre paper that will stand the test of time. Ronnie Clift has been taking photographs, developing his film and hand printing his negatives for the last 35 years or so, exhibiting his work at various photographic societies and exhibitions,wining awards, diplomas and praise for his photography. 1. St Mark's Church No 1, District 6, April/May . St Mark's Church No 3, District 6, April/May . St Mark's Church No 4, District 6, April/May .

Hand printed black & white mounted photographs taken during the destruction of District 6 in April/May by Ronnie Clift, who has limited the print to 2 of each negative. They are for sale mounted (mounted size 50mm x 400mm) with the hand printed black & white silver photograph size being 350mm x 250mm at R EACH. None are digital images, but all are rather hand printed black & white silver photographs "done the old way", printed on an archival double weight fibre paper that will stand the test of time. Ronnie Clift has been taking photographs, developing the film and hand printing his negatives for the last 35 years or so, exhibiting his work at various photographic societies and exhibitions, winning awards, diplomas and praise for his photography. 1. Visitors No 1, District 6, April/May . Visitors No 2, District 6, April/May . Visitors No 3, District 6, April/May .

This came from a farm in the Bathurst district. It has been un opened, with a lable from the Art studio in Cape Town on the back. The period Oak frame is carved and beautiful. The picture is in pencil, you can see paper texture and rubbed hi lights in the eyes with a magnifying glass. This should be a museum piece. The ID of the people is unknown, but are, judging by clothing, from 's or a touch earlier. Awesome item. Shipping R100. Bathurst was the first capital of the Eastern Cape, before Grahamstown, it was founded in the 's most of the houses are settler built. This picture was from a farm 10km outside of Bathurst and the lady said they were family, but names had been forgotten over time. This family was originally dutch farmers from the cape. Not settlers.  Shipping R100.

This came from a farm in the Bathurst district. It has been un opened, with a lable from the Art studio in Cape Town on the back. The period Oak frame is carved and beautiful. The picture is in pencil, you can see paper texture and rubbed hi lights in the eyes with a magnifying glass. This should be a museum piece. The ID of the people is unknown, but are, judging by clothing, from 's or a touch earlier. Awesome item. Shipping R100. Bathurst was the first capital of the Eastern Cape, before Grahamstown, it was founded in the 's most of the houses are settler built. This picture was from a farm 10km outside of Bathurst and the lady said they were family, but names had been forgotten over time. This family was originally dutch farmers from the cape. Not settlers.  Shipping R100.

LED Zoom Headlamp  Modern led flashlight that shines dozens of times brighter than standard led flashlight-even better than the big battery lights-searchlights on millions of candles,  in your Pocket! Flashlight waterproof, impact-resistant, ideal for tourism, hunting and fishing. In contrast to the usual lot of diode lanterns with LEDs as Dim-light district Bailong great shape the beam and light-pure white, with no blue. The lamp does not light blows and not broken, no need to replace it. Lantern does not reduce the brightness as the battery and electronics provide a record time. -Number of operating modes: 3 -1 led -Power supply: 3 x 1, 5v AAA (not included) -Optical Zoom: Yes Weight = 100g

This tea originates from the Darjeeling district of West Bengal in India, and is grown at a medium elevation of about 1000m. The term Orange Pekoe was introduced by the Europeans as a grading term for teas that were exported to Europe. Some myths exist that this system was introduced to specify the quality of tea sold to the Dutch Royal family, the House of Orange. Orange Pekoe Tea Contains 20 tea bags No allergens Brewing time and temperature: 3-4 minutes, 95°C

This is a fragrant tea cultivated on the hill tops of the Darjeeling district of West Bengal province, India at an elevation of 2000m. The tea is harvested on the cool crisp mornings in April, the beginning of Spring, before the rain season starts. Hence, the name "First Flush" that indicates first pick of the season, which delivers a pure, distinct, floral flavoured tea. Fruity and floral Darjeeling tea Contains 20 tea bags No allergens Brewing time and temperature: 4-5 minutes, 95°C

With long dark leaves, a beautiful golden appearance and an aromatically mild taste, this fine blend is tea royalty. Ceylon Pettiagalla is grown in the Dimbula area in the Balangoda District of Sri Lanka and is a favourite for all day sipping. If you prefer a mild to medium strength tea, this one is perfect for you. Excellent enjoyed without milk.  Tip: To make, heat fresh water to just below boiling point and pour over the loose leaves. Allow to steep for 2-3 minutes, for optimum results, and remember to add tea not time if you would like a stronger cuppa. Over-exposure to hot water can bring out unpleasant bitterness in the leaves.

Specifications: Item Type: Solar LED Pathway light Material: Aluminum alloy Color: Silver Size: Approx. 107x95x25mm/4.21"x3.74"x0.98" Light color: Blue, Green, Yellow, White, Red Power supply: solar cells (mono-crystalline silicon) 2V / 120MA Energy storage device: rechargeable battery 1.2V / 800MAH NI-MH high temperature battery Working mode: flashing (2Hz ± 20%) and always on Light intensity control: the front light is less than 500Lux Visible distance:> 500 m Working environment: -20 ¿¿¿ ~ +70 ¿¿¿ Feature: -Solar spike products use the sun, the use of LED as a light source, it has energy saving, environmental protection, easy installation and so on. -Solar spike with independent power supply, automatic light work at night. -Spike through the LED lights or flashing work, the road warning effect is obvious. -Solar panels using imported silicon chip, stable performance, high conversion efficiency. -Active light, dynamic warning solar spike in the evening at a certain frequency flashing, the dynamic warning role is very strong. -Active light can not only avoid the maximum rain and fog interference, and can let the driver's attention to get rid of the car light dependence, visual distance farther, the effect is better. -Through the synchronized flashing way to remind the driver in the rain, fog and low visibility of the direction of the direction of guidance. -Working time: positive standard light intensity, a sun exposure 8H can continue to support 72H. -Use: highway entrance (ramp), corner of the larger road, toll station entrance, school entrance, district intersection, crossroads, traffic lights, hotels, parks, underground garage entrance (export).   Package Included: 2x Solar LED Pathway lights

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Brera mirror is a project by the Italian designer Paolo Dell’Elce. The idea of Brera mirror originates from the details of the eclectic period of Milanese architecture and in particular the rose window of Santa Maria del Carmine church, located in Brera district, Milano and realized in 1880 by the architect Carlo Maciachini. The glass mirror and the highly polished, curved brass frame interact creating an attractive and harmonious play of light and reflections, effortlessly bringing a sophisticated atmosphere to any environment. Designed 2016. PRODUCT SIZES  H:60cm W60cm AVAILABLE COLOURS Brass PRODUCT MATERIALS Polished brass LEAD TIME  3-4 Weeks as this product is imported from Sweden.  Thereafter, delivery will be via courier services.