By all means avoid mink oil. It's really awful stuff. I just scored an old leather valise that I will use as a camera case. The leather is in good shape but somewhat dry, so Pecard's is what I will use on it.
Well, I survived the day, in spite of my dread. :D Even though I work in a retail establishment, we thankfully don't have any of those bogus "Doorbuster" gimmicks that other places use to fuel the insanity. I drove by several places though that I'm sure were suffering from the onslaught of greed...
"The Civil War", the series by Ken Burns. Quite a bit more interesting than the glossing over of the war received in 8th grade history class. I never knew just how close the north came to losing that war on a number of occasions despite their overwhelming manufacturing capacity.
Brought to you by the same folks that make Janitor in a Drum. :)
And did you actually try Cynar James?? I've seen it in Italian delis, but could never muster the courage to plunk down 20 bucks for a bottle of something so suspicious. And who in their right mind would think to make alcohol from...
Here's an interesting news story about a recent discovery in France. http://www.capitalbay.com/uk/346255-archaeologists-unearth-the-bones-of-at-least-20-french-first-world-war-dead-after-chance-discovery-by-hikers-in-the-forest-of-verdun.html
Here is one of many size charts that will give you a general idea. http://villagehatshop.com/content/38/how-to-determine-your-hat-size.html
To be more accurate, measure your own head with a tape measure just above your ears where your hat should rest, and compare to the given measurements for a...
Linseed oil is used in painting because it is a "drying" oil. The "drying" though is actually oxidation. They found out early on that canvas especially, as well as other natural materials would first have to be sized with a protective layer to isolate the support material from the effects of the...
Sounds like a must see movie. Our tanks were woefully inadequate at the beginning of the European campaign though compared to German armor. http://wn.com/sherman_tank
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