American Reproduction
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 Peter Moran anitque print 1890 not a reproduction Native American Turkey Dance $74.95 Time Remaining: 28d 8h 18m Buy It Now for only: $74.95 |
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Trail Town Finds Bakery Grade Glass Cake Stand Plate, 10 Inches in your choice of color
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DescriptionMeasures a large ten inches across the top with a deep crumb rim surrounding the top. The heavy base supports eight inches of solid glass to create this amazing cake stand. |
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Amber Depression Art Glass Water Lemonade Pitcher
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DescriptionA depression glass reproduction pitcher that is beautifully embossed with geometric patterns. Old-fashioned style with a wide shape and a large mouth. Made in Spain. Capacity: 48 oz. Approximate Dimensions: Height: 9 1/2", Diameter: 6 1/4". |
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Southwestern Wine Bottle Holder Native Reproduction
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DescriptionThis cool Southwestern design bottle holder is great for holding wine bottles, liquor bottles, or for holding olive oil as part of your kitchen decor. It features a cow skull, eagle feathers and a broken terracotta pot with an image of Kokopelli, Native American fertility god, prankster, healer and story teller... |
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The Live Anthology: Ultimate Collector's Edition Boxed Set (5 CDs + 1 Blu-ray + 2 DVDs + 1 LP)
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DescriptionThe ultimate collector's boxed set includes: |
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Live At The Starwood (12/3/1980)
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DescriptionAfter The Germs' snarling debut "Forming" helped usher in the West Coast punk scene in 1977, singer Darby Crash, guitarist Pat Smear, bassist Lorna Doom, and drummer Don Bolles returned two years later with (GI), an unrelenting onslaught of primal pounding and verbal venom that influenced a generation... |
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The All-American Rejects - My Paper Heart (Reproduction)
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Remington Firearms Tin Metal Sign : Whatever You Shoot
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DescriptionRemington Firearms Tin Metal Sign : Whatever You Shoot, suitable for framing, the perfect affordable retro decoration for any room, restaurant, garage or office. |
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M1 Garand Rifle U.S. Military WWII Reproduction 1943 Bayonet-Knife with M7 Scabbard
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DescriptionBrand new . M1 Garand Rifle U.S. military Issue Reproduction-replica "1943" Bayonet-knife. Identical to the Original WWII Issued Bayonets. Complete with OD M7 Scabbard .Knife is 15.5" (with Scabbard) & 14" (without Scabbard)... |
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American Standard 9420.000.020 Retrospect Series Washstand, White
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DescriptionFinish:White Washstand only Washstand table only Period reproduction of classic dry sink wood washstand Turned leg detailing with lower drawer storage For use with Retrospect pedestal top (sold separately) |
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American Experience - Test Tube Babies
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DescriptionThe development of "in vitro" fertilization is reviewed in this fascinating "American Experience" program. This controversial new process of human reproduction--achieved by fertilizing an egg cell outside the woman's body--was first realized in 1978, prompting both miraculous technological advances and fiery debates over its scientific and moral implications... |
The Americans on D-Day Film To Debut in Europe
St. Mere Eglise, Normandy, France — The stars of the world’s largest production – a film on the invasion of Normandy, “The Americans on D-Day,” premieres in the French language Thursday, May 07, 2007. Several hundred local officials, visiting military Dignitaries and stars of the film are expected to attend. “We decided to show it in St. Mere Eglise, Normandy, because it was the first town to be liberated," explained Richard D. Lanni, film director, WW2 Reflections, Dublin, Ireland. Last month about 75 people saw the film in Hollywood at the American Legion Post #43. “It was well done, and the reproduction of the Normandy scenes were pretty darn powerful, and the overlays of graphics were very good,” said Adj. Finance Officer Terry Duddy, American Legion Hollywood Post 43. “It was well received by our members attending here.” Film Director Richard D. Lanni, who appeared on the Joey Reynolds Show, WOR AM, New York, said, “It was an honor to be in America to salute U.S. soldiers on this 65th anniversary and to show our film that captures an accurate and powerful illustration of D-Day.” “When we flew over the English Channel, there were a million ships in the water, and I have yet to meet any of those guys who were on those ships,” said 85-year old retired U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Morton Schecter, Northridge, CA, who flew as a United States Army Air Corps tail gunner in a B-24 Liberator warplane, the most produced U.S. military aircraft during World War II. He was assigned to the 467th Bomb Crew and 791st Bomb Squadron in England. “I’m lucky to still be here, because and the second day we had to abort our mission, and ended up crash landing in a field with six 1,000 pound bombs onboard,” he said. Schecter said he had an angel on his shoulder that day, and still has his list of the missions he flew. Schecter, who flew 35 missions out of England, is amongst the American Veteran heroes who attended the premiere. Schecter attended the Hollywood premiere with his Son Glen and 9-year-old Grandson Ben. Ben led the pledge of allegiance at the event. Also attending from Europe and the UK were battle film star Ellwood von Seibold, who has spent the last five years giving tours in Normandy. "D-Day became a focus point of my interest in life, and I decided to live a dream and move to France and take people all around these areas," explained Seibold. Seibold will be attending the event in France. "The Americans On D-Day provides an exciting insight into one of the most pivotal events of the 20th century," said Captain Dye, who was a drilled sergeant in Vietnam and told the crowd “I don’t need a microphone. I'm really proud to have a hand in this effort and film that provides a foxhole-level view of what happened in Normandy on June 6, 1944." Other veterans attending the event were Earl Norwood and Howard Manoian. Manoian will be honored by the French Government in Normandy on June 6, 2009. "I've seen a lot of tour videos that purport to give viewers an insight into what gallant Americans endured and accomplished on D-Day, but this one really hits the mark. The Americans On D-Day provides a stirring, GI-level look at one of the most momentous battles of World War II," explained Dye. After the viewing the film in America, several veterans including surviving Normandy vets were speechless and had tears in their eyes after seeing the film. “I lost a lot of friends and would rather not talk about it," said one WW II Vet of the 81st Airborne, as he exited the building. "2,000 D-Day Soldiers are dying at an alarming rate each month," Producer Lanni told WOR AM News Talk Radio Host Joey Reynolds during his interview. Lanni shared his observations of his tour of duty, which included new veteran interviews, museum visits and reactions from veterans from New Orleans to Los Angeles wrapping up his one month-long media and fact-finding tour in America. The Hollywood premiere also featured reenactment of WW II soldiers and paratroopers from the National Historical Society and Gina Elise, the Pin-Up For Vets nonprofit Calendar Girl. Elise, nicknamed "The Betty Grable of a new generation" and "The Calendar Angel" sold her T-Shirts and Calendars at American Legion Hall to raise funds. Elise, who has donated $20,000 to aid veteran hospital patients, has received numerous community awards for her volunteer work. “I want to raise $20,000 for veterans this year,” said Elise, who has made countless personal visits to ill and injured veterans in hospitals and facilities across the country. She was featured on Fox News last January. It is WW2-Reflections’ first tour film for its parent company, Labyrinth Media & Publishing Ltd. of Dublin, Ireland. Labyrinth specializes in WW II battlefield tour DVDS for the U.S. Market. The film is now available on DVD at the official website: www.TheAmericansOnDDay.com. [Editor's note: To obtain a media copy of The Americans on D-Day or for media interviews contact Aida Mayo or George Mc Quade, call 818-340-5300, or email: Publicity@mayocommunications.com or visit: www.TheAmericansOnDDay.com. Lanni will be available for live interviews on June 6, 2009 from Normandy during the celebrations. http://www.ww2-reflections.com/the-americans-on-d-day-press.html)
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George McQuade, Executive Vice President of MAYO Communicatons, is a national award-winning entertainment, government, corporate communications and multimedia expert. He is the past president of Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS), NY/LA and is currently the West Coast Bureau Chief for www.odwyerpr.com.