1. The Edelweiss Pirates was a youth group in Nazi Germany dedicated to opposing the Hitler Youth. Their resistance included spreading Ally propaganda in Germany, aiding German deserters, and even starting street fights with the Hitler Youth whenever possible.

1. The Edelweiss Pirates was a youth group in Nazi Germany dedicated to opposing the Hitler Youth. Their resistance included spreading Ally propaganda in Germany, aiding German deserters, and even starting street fights with the Hitler Youth whenever possible.

What’s that? You’ve never heard of Mondia? Well, perhaps you’re aware of its sister brands Movado and Zenith?  Founded in the early 1900s, Mondia was a small, independent Swiss watch company making boutique watch lines for the first 60-plus years of its existence before eventually switching its focus to more mass-market production. That change in vision brought Movado-Zenith calling, after which the 3 brands formed the appropriately named Movado-Zenith-Mondia group. With a history like that, it’s a little strange that Mondia isn’t a more commonly known brand. But look at it like this - it’s a great way to get a fantastic piece with heritage at a fraction of the price that a similarly aged Movado or Zenith would cost.  And this like-new chronograph from the '60s, with its funky-as-hell dial and gold-capped case, is as cool as they come. SPECS Stock # MND0280720 Brand Mondia  Style Chronograph Model 02.807.20 Serial N/A Size Men's Material Gold Cap Dial Brown / White / Black Millimeters 44 Bracelet 2pc Leather Rally Strap CASE & BRACELET The oversized 44mm gold-capped cushion-style case is in original unpolished and untouched condition, appearing to be almost unworn, with only minor storage marks present throughout and a generous amount of blue and purple oxidation around the case sides. It retains its original Mondia-signed crown and pump-pushers. The stainless steel case back is clean, and still partially retains the original wax seal on the space capsule medallion. The watch will be supplied on a 2-piece leather rally strap. DIAL & HANDS Where to begin… The multi-colored dial features a brown sunburst center with unique asymmetrical chronograph registers at 3 and 9 o’clock. The bright orange sub-dial hands match the center chronograph hand, while the hour and minute hands are gold to coincide with the 12, 1, 5, 7, and 11 o’clock hour indices. All the tritium lume has aged to a light cream patina and under U.V. light inspection no degradation is present in the dial and hands. ACCESSORIES  None. The watch was recently serviced and is keeping time perfectly, backed by a 1-year warranty on accurate timekeeping.

About this product Product Identifiers Record Label Warner Music Group, EA UPC 0081227960582 eBay Product ID (ePID) 3046062945 Product Key Features Artist Doors Format Record Release Year 2014 Release Title Weird Scenes inside the Goldmine Genre Rock Dimensions Item Length 12.43in Item Height 0.34in Item Width 12.36in Item Weight 1.11lb. Additional Product Features Number of Tracks 22 Number of Discs 2 Notes 2014 2X vinyl LP reissue of the long out-of-print first post-Morrison 1972 compilation. The 22 songs that appear on this collection provide a wide-ranging introduction to the music recorded between 1967-71 by the original quartet, John Densmore, Robby Krieger, Ray Manzarek and Jim Morrison. The band's longtime engineer Bruce Botnick remastered the music heard on this reissue, which takes it's title from a lyric in 'The End.' Two songs on this compilation, "Who Scared You" & "(You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further," were originally only available as single b-sides & considered rarities when this album was first released. They have since been available on later Doors reissues. Tracks 1.1 Break on Through 1.2 Strange Days 1.3 Shaman's Blues 1.4 Love Street 1.5 Peace Frog/Blue Sunday 1.6 The Wasp (Texas Radio ; the Big Beat) 1.7 End of the Night 1.8 Love Her Madly 1.9 Spanish Caravan 1.10 Ship of Fools 1.11 The Spy 1.12 The End 1.13 Take It As It Comes 1.14 Running Blue 1.15 La Woman 1.16 Five to One 1.17 Who Scared You 1.18 (You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further 1.19 Riders on the Storm 1.20 Maggie McGill 1.21 Horse Latitudes 1.22 When the Music S Over Show More Show Less

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What’s that? You’ve never heard of Mondia? Well, perhaps you’re aware of its sister brands Movado and Zenith?  Founded in the early 1900s, Mondia was a small, independent Swiss watch company making boutique watch lines for the first 60-plus years of its existence before eventually switching its focus to more mass-market production. That change in vision brought Movado-Zenith calling, after which the 3 brands formed the appropriately named Movado-Zenith-Mondia group. With a history like that, it’s a little strange that Mondia isn’t a more commonly known brand. But look at it like this - it’s a great way to get a fantastic piece with heritage at a fraction of the price that a similarly aged Movado or Zenith would cost.  And this like-new chronograph from the '60s, with its funky-as-hell dial and gold-capped case, is as cool as they come. SPECS Stock # MND0280720 Brand Mondia  Style Chronograph Model 02.807.20 Serial N/A Size Men's Material Gold Cap Dial Brown / White / Black Millimeters 44 Bracelet 2pc Leather Rally Strap CASE & BRACELET The oversized 44mm gold-capped cushion-style case is in original unpolished and untouched condition, appearing to be almost unworn, with only minor storage marks present throughout and a generous amount of blue and purple oxidation around the case sides. It retains its original Mondia-signed crown and pump-pushers. The stainless steel case back is clean, and still partially retains the original wax seal on the space capsule medallion. The watch will be supplied on a 2-piece leather rally strap. DIAL & HANDS Where to begin… The multi-colored dial features a brown sunburst center with unique asymmetrical chronograph registers at 3 and 9 o’clock. The bright orange sub-dial hands match the center chronograph hand, while the hour and minute hands are gold to coincide with the 12, 1, 5, 7, and 11 o’clock hour indices. All the tritium lume has aged to a light cream patina and under U.V. light inspection no degradation is present in the dial and hands. ACCESSORIES  None. The watch was recently serviced and is keeping time perfectly, backed by a 1-year warranty on accurate timekeeping.

“Teach us to pray,” Jesus’ disciples asked him. This seems a strange request from men who were undoubtedly devout in their faith. They prayed and heard prayers being said at the temple. They listened to the prayers of their ancestors read from the scriptures. They had been following Jesus, for goodness sake, and observed him praying.…

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This is a new and growing selection of photography of iconic figures, as well as ordinary people going about their life in a different moment in time by curated by gallery in Los Angeles. Some of these images are published for the first time, available exclusively through gallery. In this series, we present Harry Adams' photography of iconic Americans, some of them well known throughout the world, who have brought their talents, fortitude, creativity to the world. Some of them are heroes of all time, who have dedicated their lives to advancing equal opportunities, making a fairer, more equitable, civil society. Their indelible influence changed the world. ----- About this photo: 20x20" image, numbered from edition of 150 Fiber base silver gelatin print Certificate of Authenticity estate stamped Unframed The Supremes, Los Angeles, 1967 Description The Supremes (L-R) Mary Wilson, Diana Ross and Florence Ballard, sitting with boss, Berry Gordy, president of Motown Record Corp. The Supremes gave the world numerous number one hits with songs that were stylish, that bridged the worlds of pop and soul. Berry Gordy, founder of Motown Records, together with his music production team, created the Motown Sound, a style of soul music with a distinct pop influence. These songs were hits beyond America, and were heard in dance clubs and radio stations throughout America and as far as Asia, such as “Back in My Arms Again”, “Where Did Our Love Go,” “Baby Love,” “Come See About Me”, “Stop! In the Name of Love”, “You Can’t Hurry Love,” “You Keep Me Hangin’ On,” “Love Is Here and Now You’re Gone,” “The Happening,” “Love Child”, “Someday We’ll Be Together”, to name a few. The Supremes rose from the poverty of Detroit’s Brewster housing project to become Motown’s most consistent hitmakers and the most popular female group of the Sixties. This milestone is all the more impressive because it occurred at the height of the British Invasion—a period when beat groups from abroad, (notably the Beatles), otherwise ruled the charts. The Supremes were America’s ingénues, exuding a stylish charm and soulfulness that appealed across the board to black and white listeners at a time when racial divides were coming down. Known in-house as Motown’s “sweethearts,” Berry Gordy saw the potential in them from the beginning. “All three girls had qualities so unique I’d often think: ‘If they could make us feel the way we do, what could they do to the world at large?’” he wrote in his autobiography, To Be Loved. (Rock & Roll, Hall of Fame). Introduction to Harry Adams: Harry Adams (b. 1918, Arkansas – d. 1988, Los Angeles ) was one of the best-known members of the Los Angeles African American community. Adams worked as a freelancer for the California Eagle and Los Angeles Sentinel for 35 years. He trained at the California School of Photography and Graphic Design and although he took these photographs as part of his journalistic assignments, his artistic ability to capture the essence of a particular moment in time earned him the moniker “One Shot Harry”. His collection is particularly rich in its images of the prominent African Americans who defined his era, but also of ordinary life, documenting social life, schools, civil rights organizations, protests, and cultural events. “His work is not only a contribution to journalism, but also part of our history.” LA Times. Prints Approximate image size with white border all around: 12x12" open 20x20" edition of 150 24x24" edition of 125 40x40" edition of 50 Estate stamped / signed, with Certificate of Authenticity. Framing available upon inquiry.

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I love to read but it is one thing that has been hard to prioritize since our move. I kept putting off that quiet "me time" partly because I didn't have a book on my

Vinyl LP pressing, The Nobel Prize-winning physicist Dennis Gabor once claimed that, the future can't be predicted, but it can be invented. He died right as the synthesizer came into vogue, but still somehow aptly described Zoospa, the first full-length innovation from J-E-T-S. J-E-T-S is Jimmy Edgar and Travis Stewart (Machinedrum), two of the past decades most versatile and protean producers, who have artfully glided through techno, house, IDM, bass, hip-hop, R&B, and pop without being pinned down to any one of them. Their onlycommitment has been to lucidly fuse the mutant strains of the past into the vaguelyfamiliar present. No ideas are original, but they're singularly creative artists who could only comfortably exist in modern chaos, the strange invented future. Released on Innovative Leisure, Zoospa is fiercely cohesive but wildly varied. It's a group effort casting a wide net of brilliant collaborators (DAWN, Mykki Blanco, KingJet, Rochelle Jordan, Tkay Maidza), but ultimately guided by the auteur visions of Edgar and Machinedrum. If many all-time great duos are guided by a competitive rivalry, J-E-T-S discard that sensibility to form a unified whole. If not in sound, they channel the two-heads-one-brain spirit of a more danceable Autechre or Outkast raised on the Belleville Three and first wave IDM. If you heard Timbaland and The Neptunes in 1999, this is what you'd expect pop music to sound like 20 years later.

What’s that? You’ve never heard of Mondia? Well, perhaps you’re aware of its sister brands Movado and Zenith?  Founded in the early 1900s, Mondia was a small, independent Swiss watch company making boutique watch lines for the first 60-plus years of its existence before eventually switching its focus to more mass-market production. That change in vision brought Movado-Zenith calling, after which the 3 brands formed the appropriately named Movado-Zenith-Mondia group. With a history like that, it’s a little strange that Mondia isn’t a more commonly known brand. But look at it like this - it’s a great way to get a fantastic piece with heritage at a fraction of the price that a similarly aged Movado or Zenith would cost.  And this like-new chronograph from the '60s, with its funky-as-hell dial and gold-capped case, is as cool as they come. SPECS Stock # MND0280720 Brand Mondia  Style Chronograph Model 02.807.20 Serial N/A Size Men's Material Gold Cap Dial Brown / White / Black Millimeters 44 Bracelet 2pc Leather Rally Strap CASE & BRACELET The oversized 44mm gold-capped cushion-style case is in original unpolished and untouched condition, appearing to be almost unworn, with only minor storage marks present throughout and a generous amount of blue and purple oxidation around the case sides. It retains its original Mondia-signed crown and pump-pushers. The stainless steel case back is clean, and still partially retains the original wax seal on the space capsule medallion. The watch will be supplied on a 2-piece leather rally strap. DIAL & HANDS Where to begin… The multi-colored dial features a brown sunburst center with unique asymmetrical chronograph registers at 3 and 9 o’clock. The bright orange sub-dial hands match the center chronograph hand, while the hour and minute hands are gold to coincide with the 12, 1, 5, 7, and 11 o’clock hour indices. All the tritium lume has aged to a light cream patina and under U.V. light inspection no degradation is present in the dial and hands. ACCESSORIES  None. The watch was recently serviced and is keeping time perfectly, backed by a 1-year warranty on accurate timekeeping.