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RF2T73TCB–Bow of St. George ribbon. Symbol of victory of Russia in the Second World War. Isolated on white.
RF2E1CKBK–Awards of the USSR. Order of the Great Patriotic War and St. George Ribbon. illustrative editorial.
![Artemisia [yearbook], 1917 . Dave Abel. ? QIXTEEN began much as every other class began, strong in?»-) numbers and fired with the desire to show those Soph-mores what was what. Valiancy, persistence, and inde-scribable fervor were not lacking, but knowledge of thestrategic points of rushes was not for the Freshmen; andon the fateful morning that was to decide the destiny of theinfant class, and ordain who should wear the white vests and twirl canes,the coveted cane in the twinkling of an eye was carried across the line,and the Sophmores wildly yelled in victory. But we were undaunted, forwe we Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKNHW7/artemisia-yearbook-1917-dave-abel-qixteen-began-much-as-every-other-class-began-strong-in-numbers-and-fired-with-the-desire-to-show-those-soph-mores-what-was-what-valiancy-persistence-and-inde-scribable-fervor-were-not-lacking-but-knowledge-of-thestrategic-points-of-rushes-was-not-for-the-freshmen-andon-the-fateful-morning-that-was-to-decide-the-destiny-of-theinfant-class-and-ordain-who-should-wear-the-white-vests-and-twirl-canesthe-coveted-cane-in-the-twinkling-of-an-eye-was-carried-across-the-lineand-the-sophmores-wildly-yelled-in-victory-but-we-were-undaunted-forwe-we-2AKNHW7.jpg "Artemisia [yearbook], 1917 . Dave Abel. ? QIXTEEN began much as every other class began, strong in?»-) numbers and fired with the desire to show those Soph-mores what was what. Valiancy, persistence, and inde-scribable fervor were not lacking, but knowledge of thestrategic points of rushes was not for the Freshmen; andon the fateful morning that was to decide the destiny of theinfant class, and ordain who should wear the white vests and twirl canes,the coveted cane in the twinkling of an eye was carried across the line,and the Sophmores wildly yelled in victory. But we were undaunted, forwe we Stock Photo")
RM2AKNHW7–Artemisia [yearbook], 1917 . Dave Abel. ? QIXTEEN began much as every other class began, strong in?»-) numbers and fired with the desire to show those Soph-mores what was what. Valiancy, persistence, and inde-scribable fervor were not lacking, but knowledge of thestrategic points of rushes was not for the Freshmen; andon the fateful morning that was to decide the destiny of theinfant class, and ordain who should wear the white vests and twirl canes,the coveted cane in the twinkling of an eye was carried across the line,and the Sophmores wildly yelled in victory. But we were undaunted, forwe we
RF2JT56C6–sword with the word Excalibur stuck on the rock as in the legend of King Arthur of Camelot
RF2T73W4B–The Soviet Order of the Great Patriotic War with the inscription 'Patriotic War' on the bow of the St. George ribbon. Symbol of victory of Russia in t
RFRNKGEY–Order of the Patriotic War in St. George's Ribbon isolated on a white background. illustrative editorial.
RM2AJ7P5F–The popular history of England; an illustrated history of society and government from the earliest period to our own times . maintained an unequal conflict for two hours, with the aid of thosewho remained faithful to him. Polydore Yergil, the eulogist of Henry, doesjustice to the valiancy of Richard in this last struggle: King Richard, at . fluttons Boswortli Field, with additions, by J. G. NichDlls, p. 181. 1^:-5.J DEATH IX BATTLE OF RICHARD III. 20-. the first brunt, killed certain; overthrew Henrys standard, together withWilliam Brandon, the standard-bearer; and matched also with John Chene
RF2T73TYX–Bow of St. George ribbon. Symbol of victory of Russia in the Second World War. Isolated on white.
RM2AKX7CG–X-ray . Ct)e I^Kap, 1914. Ye Battle of Crapton Halle RULY it hath been saide, that of ye makinge of bookes thereis no ende. But I think it wise that some recorde be madeof ye battle of Crapton Halle. Ande this that those genera-tions whiche are 3ete to come maye knowe of ye proweresseand valiancy of theire forebeareres. It wase of a winters morn. In the amphi-theatre orbelowe Crapton Halle muche goode rede blood was beingbeing sliede. Bute the heroes ande men of miglite werehegathered in a circle or ringe. Billie wase there, withe his partner-in-arms, Yclept David; Marye, Knightsof ye House of
RF2T73TY1–Bow of St. George ribbon. Symbol of victory of Russia in the Second World War. Isolated on white.
RF2E1CKAE–Soviet Order of the Great Patriotic War at the St. George ribbon. Symbol of Russia's victory in World War II. Isolated on white. illustrative editoria
RF2T73NDB–The highest military award of the Soviet Union - the Order of Victory. Inscription: 'USSR Victory'. Isolated on white
RF2HKM5N5–brave person who comes down from the mountain with a zipline that is a steel rope and a harness
RF2C6CM88–George Ribbon. Symbol of valor and heroism of Russian (Soviet) people during World War II. Isolated on white
RM2CJ43FF–. Two centuries of costume in America, MDCXX-MDCCCXX . There was also the Ministers bob, Curleyroys, Airy levants, and I — perukes. The Dalmahoy was a bushy bob-wig. When Colonel John Carter died, he left to hisbrother Robert his cane, sword, and periwig. Ibelieve this to be the very Valiancy periwig which,in all its snowy whiteness and air of extreme fashion,graces the head of the handsome young fellow as heis shown facing page 212. Even the portrait shares 34° Two Centuries of Costu me the fascination which the man is said to have hadfor every woman. I have a copy of it now standingon my des
RF2T73RKX–St. George Ribbon and Order 'Victory' (with the inscription in Russian 'USSR VICTORY') - a sign of valor and heroism of the Soviet people in World War
RF2T73WC9–St. George Ribbon and Order Victory - a sign of valor and heroism of the Soviet people in World War II. Isolated on white.
RF2C5JX96–Soviet Order of the Great Patriotic War. Symbol of Russia's victory in World War II. Isolated on white.
RM2CDX1XP–. The popular history of England : an illustrated history of society and government from the earliest period to our own times . aving maintained an unequal conflict for two iiours, with the aid of thosewho remained faithful to Inm. Polydoro Vergil, tho eulogist of Henry, doesjustice to the valiancy of Richard in tliis last struggle: King Richard, at Huttons BoBwortli Ficlil, with aiUUtioiw, by J. G. Nichalla, p. ISI. 14S5.J DEATH IN BATTLE OF RICHARD III. 20, the first bruut, killed certain; overthrew Usurys standard, together withWilliam Brandon, the standard-bearer; and matched also with Joh
RF2JW6CA7–hand of the knight who tries to extract the Excalibur Sword embedded in the rock in the middle of the enchanted forest
RF2T894A9–Soviet Order of the Great Patriotic War. Symbol of Russia's victory in World War II. The inscription 'Patriotic War'. Isolated on white.
RM2CJ44R5–. Two centuries of costume in America, MDCXX-MDCCCXX . he La-vant, the Valiancy, the Grecian fly wig, the Beau-peruke, the Long-tail, the Fox-tail, theCut-wig, the Scratch, the Twist-wig. Others named in 1753 in the London Magazinewere the Royal bird, the Rhinoceros, the Perukes and Periwigs 339 Corded Wolfs-paw, Count Saxes mode, theShe-dragon, the Jansenist, the Wild-boars-back, the Snail-back, the Spinach-seed.These titles were literal translations of Frenchwig-names. Another wig-name was the Gregorian. Weread in The Honest Ghost, 1658, Pulling a littledown his Gregorian, which wasdisplact
RF2C5JX9B–Soviet Order of the Great Patriotic War at the St. George ribbon. Symbol of Russia's victory in World War II. Isolated on white.
RF2C6CM86–Red Carnation in the muzzle of the gun barrel in the memory of the events of World War II. Isolated on white
RF2JAEDYM–Military burial (mass grave) Soviet soldiers killed in the battles of World War II in the steppes of the board.
RF2JT568H–Hand grabbing the sword with the inscription Excalibur stuck on the rock as in the legend of King Arthur
RF2JAP8CC–fearless person hanging from the steel cable that connects the opposite slopes of the mountain and the force of gravity that drags down and mountains
RF2JDWGH0–firefighters with a respirator and oxygen bottle nothing from a window completely vaulted with orange smoke and the ladders from which they climbed
RF2J91GDJ–very long and spectacular suspension bridge made of steel ropes and metal sleepers to join the two ends of the mountain separated from the valley
RF2RTDC5W–hand forcefully extracts the sword stuck in the rock as in the mythological story of King Arthur
RF2RTDC65–hand forcefully extracts the sword stuck in the rock as in the mythological tale of King Arthur
RFPD6EBF–hand of the little girl who gently holds that of her dad after the serious accident and the cast of the fractured hand
RF2RR539C–hand of the knight trying to extract the magic sword from the Rock in the middle of the forest
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