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Fox Movietone News Story 2-975: Oscar De Priest
b&w, sound, Washington, D.C., 06/12/1929
Collection Information:Newsfilm Collections, Fox Movietone News Collection
Video contents copyrighted.
Fox Movietone News Story 2-975: Oscar De Priest
In 1928, the 1st Congressional District of Illinois elected Oscar De Priest to the House of Representatives, making him the first African-American elected to Congress in 28 years. He served three terms. These sound Fox Movietone News outtakes give evidence of Representative De Priest's strong commitment to enforcement of the 14th Amendment.
Fox Movietone News Story 2-975: Oscar De Priest is part of the Newsfilm Collections. Other examples include:
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Chinese Film Collection
Selection from a documentary describing the basic techniques of Chinese woodblock printing.
The opening of directors Cui Wei and Chen Huaikai's classic tale of romance and political awakening.
In this episode of the Shanghai Animation Film Studio TV series devoted to his adventures, Little Bunny Tao Tao overcomes his fear of the cold and makes new forest friends.
(cfc)193seconds, 1965
An adaptation of the first 7 chapter of Wu Cheng-En's classic novel Journey to the West and the adventures of the Monkey King.
(cfc)87seconds, 1979, Lhasa, Tibet
This excerpt is from a documentary about the Potala Palace, which is located in Lhasa, on the Dmar-Po-Ri mountain in the capital city of the Tibetan Autonomous Region. It was built in 7th century A.D., and is very important to the Tibetan people.
(cfc)271seconds, 1981
This is an excerpt from a film about Sha,Ou, a member of the Chinese woman's volleyball team, and how she won the world championship.
(cfc)117seconds, unknown date
A brief look at the snowy Xenjiang mountains. In this range of mountains are many glaciers, ice holes, rivers and waterfalls.
(cfc)143seconds, 1980
This film shows the training routine of the Bayi Women Light Motorcycle Team as they perform complicated manouevres on their bikes. A film by Jie Shen for the Central Newsreel and Documentary Film Studio in Beijing.
(cfc)123seconds, 1955
This Huangmei Opera film tells the bitter romance of the divine Seventh Princess and ordinary cowherd Yong Dong.
(cfc)175seconds, 1974
In 1974, Deng Xiaoping led a delegation to the United Nations in New York. This clip shows the celebration in Tiananmen Square that preceded the journey. Major leaders, including Zhou Enlai and Jiang Qing, follow then First-Vice Premiere Deng.
(cfc)107seconds, 1988, China
A short excerpt of a documentary with English narration about Catholicism in China. This clip shows a cathedral and the headstones of Catholic Missionaries in Beijing, as well as the tomb of a Catholic scientist from the Ming Dynasty in Shanghai.
(cfc)115seconds, 1983
In this classic parable, a snipe and a clam fight over a fish. After a long struggle, they both get caught by the fisherman, who has been waiting for his chance. This film won the Silver Berlin Bear for Best Short Film in 1984.
Newsfilm Collections
(C. E. Feltner, Jr. Collection)65seconds, 1954, Atlantic City, N. J.
12-year old Patricia Watkins puts 16 canines through their paces. With the help of a steadfast chihuahua, the world's youngest professional dog trainer later reminds us to "Be Kind To Animals . . . and newsreel editors."
(Fox Movietone News Collection)153seconds, 1944, United States
Released by the government in 1944, this film was incorporated into Volume 26 Issue 92 of the Movietone Newsreel. Note that the newsreel editors dubbed the Movietone musical score over this government film.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)106seconds, 12/07/1941, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Inglewood, California
Fox Movietone News cameraman Al Brick was in the harbor the morning of the attack and captured Fox's first scoop of the war. Censorship prevented these images from being shown to the public until December 1942.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)41seconds, 08/04/1943, London, England
This short piece of footage from WWII shows the Canadian airmen from Squadron 617, who contributed to Operation Chastise, also known as the 'Dam Busters' Raid, and led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, being honored at Buckingham Palace with Distinguishe...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)335seconds, 06/06/1944, Normandy, France
This curated sequence of moving images draws upon FTNR S2, MVTN 52-200 and MVTN 52-201. It collects together images shot in Normandy on June 6, 1944 by U. S. Army Signal Corps, British Army Film and Photographic Units and Canadian Film Photographic ...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)288seconds, 07/08/1929, Pocantico Hills, New York
An extraordinary tinted print of the birthday celebration filmed exclusively by Fox cameramen Englebrecht and Montemurro.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)243seconds, 02/23/1929, Atlanta, Georgia
When Georgia Tech defeated California in the 1929 Rose Bowl, football player "Stumpy" Thompson received bear Bruin as a gift. Cameraman Frank Lamb recorded their life on campus but was not allowed to film interiors.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)182seconds, 1927, Melville, Louisiana
Melville Louisiana rests along the Atchafalaya River just west of the Morganza spillway. During the Great Flood of 1927, Melville was underwater for months. This edited Fox News footage was probably shot in July or August of 1927 and shows the main...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)275seconds, circa11/1925, Fort Huachuca, Arizona
The 10th Calvary (also known as the "Buffalo Soldiers") based in Fort Huachuca, Arizona played an important role defending the United State's southern border during a series of military actions in the early 20th century. The Fox Film Corporation pro...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)221seconds, 08/24/1928, Volendam, Netherlands
A native of St. Louis, MO, Josephine Baker took Europe by storm in 1925 and remained one of its most celebrated artists until the outbreak of war. These newsreel outtakes were shot by famed illustrator Mac-Djorski on her visit to Volendam, North Hol...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)87seconds, 05/1927, Albany, New York
Thurston the magician entertains crippled children in Bellevue Hospital. This silent newsreel footage was not incorporated into a national newsreel release.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)113seconds, 04/21/1927, New York, New York
Charity Event – Mrs James Walker, wife of the Mayor of New York City, Comedian Charlie Chaplin and Manhattan Borough President Julius Miller, all ride in a stagecoach from City Hall to the 69th Armory to promote 'Slippery Gulch' for the Madonna...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)89seconds, 03/31/1926, Tripoli, Libya
Italian Dictator Benito Mussolini arrives in Tripoli to review the state of Italy's Libyan colony. In the city he is given a Caesar's welcome, while in the desert he is honored by Bedouins with the gift a horse.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)110seconds, 04/10/1926, Saint Louis, Missouri
In Fox paperwork from 1926, the star of this clip is cameraman Anderson's son (four), who delivers a box of film to the then unidentified pilot. In retrospect, it seems noteworthy that the pilot is Charles Lindbergh. Many more such discoveries await ...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)245seconds, 04/13/1924, United States
A little girl reading a story book falls asleep and dreams that the Easter nest she has just built has come to life. To little Alice came the true story of Humpty Dumpty and his great fall. All the King of England's Horse Guards could not put Humpty ...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)86seconds, 09/30/1919, Philadelphia
In this example from the the first year of Fox News, filmmakers team up with Cho Cho the Clown to provide public health education for children. Cho Cho demonstrates taking a bath with an imaginary tub.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)180seconds, 01/23/1934, Shanghai, China
Possibly shot at Shanghai's Tianyi Studio, these Movietone outtakes appear to record a silent film production. Paper records identify the actress as Grace Nee, "the Chinese Coleen Moore."
(Fox Movietone News Collection)180seconds, 03/14/1928, Augusta, Georgia
William Fox joins Maureen Orcutt, Louis Martucci, and H. "Bully" Fortson in an exhibition match years before the creation of the Augusta National course and Masters Tournament.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)261seconds, 04/05/1931, Dublin, Ireland
This film shows a procession on the streets of Dublin, in 1931, to commemorate the events of 1916 when Irish nationalists launched the Easter Uprising against British occupation.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)94seconds, 03/03/1931, Vienna, Austria
Austrian models show the latest fashions in spring clothes in Vienna in 1931. Various scenes are shown of women modeling gloves and gowns to the strains of a waltz. Spring gloves are presented in a musical production number with chorus girls.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)56seconds, 02/22/1931, Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia mayor Harry A. Mackey "taps" the Liberty Bell once for each of the original thirteen colonies to honor George Washington's 199th birthday. NBC radio broadcast this event to the nation.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)37seconds, 09/08/1944, Parma, Ohio
Mrs. Mary Rex Thompson, a widow with two children, receives the 1,000,000th monthly insurance benefit. Audiences in 1944 could have seen the edited story in volume 26 issue no. 99 of the Fox Movietone newsreel.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)56seconds, , Montreal, Canada
Penicillin is mass produced for military use in this newsreel story released in vol. 26 issue no. 90 of the Fox Movietone news. In less than five years penicillin went from an experimental treatment to a mass produced "miracle drug." 300 billion un...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)171seconds, 06/04/1944, Norfolk Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Virginia
Bishop Peter L. Ireton presides over a solemn Pontifical Mass held on the grounds of the Norfolk Navy Base. Among the dignitaries present that day is Virginia Governor Colgate W. Darden, Jr.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)100seconds, 04/1930, North Atlantic Ocean
Memorial service held on the stern of the United States Coast Guard Cutter USCGC "Mojave" (WPG-47) for the victims of the sinking of SS / RMS "Titanic".
(Fox Movietone News Collection)339seconds, 02/15/1930, Taiwan
Fox Movietone Crew #18 (Mayell and Heise) spent about one year documenting the people and places of China, Japan, and Formosa. The online clip features only a few of the over 14 minutes of footage taken on February 15, 1930 in Formosa. Although th...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)114seconds, 08/04/1943, South Boston, Virginia
This clip highlights the move of women into the commercial agriculture sector during the war. Virginia Governor Colgate W. Darden and First Lady Constance Darden roll up their sleeves and help harvest the state's important tobacco crop.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)231seconds, 04/1942, Tokyo, Japan; Chunking, China
This film clip shows bombers as they set out from an aircraft carrier in the Pacific to bomb Tokyo and other Japanese cities, in the first raid in response to Pearl Harbor four months before. Lieutenant Colonel James "Jimmy" Doolittle standing with...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)102seconds, 02/1943, Germany; Italy
Hitler Entertains. Delirious meeting of Axis blood-brothers. Reconstructed by Charles Ridley. A Movietone Newsical. Shots of Hitler & Mussolini meeting, goose stepping, dancing & finishing up with Hitler running to his car, as a bomb exploding just a...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)103seconds, 03/09/1943, New York, New York
"We Will Never Die" Rally held at "Madison Square Garden." Dedicated to the two million Jewish dead of Europe and sponsored by a committee for a Jewish army of stateless and Palestinian Jews.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)67seconds, 12/24/1942, Los Angeles, California
American film stars supported service men and women by serving by providing free entertainment to any and all men and women in uniform. This clip features Bette Davis, Eddie Cantor and Linda Darnell.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)118seconds, 10/01/1942, Richmond, Virginia
The young women of Richmond are helping out the war effort by collecting metal scrap. When the crew stops by the Governor's mansion, Virginia Governor Colgate W. Darden, Jr. and First Lady Constance Darden pitch in and do their bit.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)55seconds, 03/05/1942, United States
Even the fashion industry pitches in to help out the war effort. Originally filmed as an Easter fashion story, this film was finally incorporated into a newsreel seven months after filming.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)51seconds, 12/21/1929, New York City
Viewers of Ken Burns' documentary Unforgivable Blackness may recognize this footage of then former Heavyweight Champion of the World Jack Johnson fronting his jazz band.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)97seconds, circa1929, Princeton, New Jersey
Although clearly a staged story to promote the efforts of law enforcement, this clip well demonstrates that bootleggers were known to hide contraband in curious places.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)329seconds, 11/25/1929, New York, New York
Urbain J. Ledoux, known to many as "Mr. Zero," championed the cause of the indigent and poor. Here he hands out clothing to impoverished New Yorkers.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)107seconds, 11/12/1929, Prague
In these newsreel outtakes, Czechoslovakia's founding President, Dr. Thomas Garrigue Masaryk predicts that in the future we will be able "to see and hear in the distance without any wire." The newsreel story screened to audiences did not contain th...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)270seconds, 08/1929, New York, New York
Ostensibly a story about new metal scaffolding, this film shows St. Paul's Chapel in lower Manhattan undergoing renovations. From the top of the church spire, the camera looks west across the World Trade Center site. Unlike today, St. Paul's lack...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)250seconds, circa09/06/1926, Kannapolis, N.C.
Sequence showing tensions at textile factories in early September 1934. Troops arrive at Cannon Mill in Kannapolis, North Carolina via Allied Moving van.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)251seconds, 08/07/1934, United States
This excerpt includes both the featured news story and the outtakes from this piece about the drought in the midwest in 1934. It was this drought that led to the dustbowl on the Great Plains and one of the worst ecological disasters to hit North Amer
(Fox Movietone News Collection)86seconds, 1934, Texas
This newsreel shows William Schieffer describing the scene he witnessed of the alleged killing of two motorcycle policemen by the wanted bandits Bonnie and Clyde.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)72seconds, 02/27/1934, Lime Point, Marin County, California
This film shows the Golden Gate Bridge nearing completion. At the time it was the largest suspension bridge ever built, and opened in 1937, a few years after this film was made.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)100seconds, 06/12/1929, Washington, D.C.
In 1928, the 1st Congressional District of Illinois elected Oscar De Priest to the House of Representatives, making him the first African-American elected to Congress in 28 years. He served three terms. These sound Fox Movietone News outtakes give ...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)71seconds, 09/23/1932, Geneva, Switzerland
Describing himself as "a solider of peace," the Indian leader declares his desire for national independence.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)241seconds, 06/20/1932, New York, New York
on June 20th 1932 Amelia Earhart receives a reception from the City of New York and a Cross of Honor from the US Flag Association's Women's Council chairwoman, after returning from France from her solo transatlantic flight.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)92seconds, 11/22/1928, Charleston, South Carolina
The Jenkins Orphanage Band of Charleston has been recognized as one of the country's important Jazz "incubators." This Fox Movietone News film is the earliest extant sound recording of the band.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)124seconds, 11/19/1928, Hampton, Virginia
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute (now Hampton University) is one of the nation's oldest Historically Black Colleges and Universities and counts Booker T. Washington among its distinguished alumni. Founded during the Civil War, the institute...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)328seconds, 10/07/1928, Asheville, North Carolina
Bascom Lamar Lunsford and others perform "Doggett Gap" on the porch of an old North Carolina homestead. 1928 was the year of the first Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville; the festival was founded by Lunsford.
(Fox Movietone News Collection)312seconds, 05/1928, England
Famed playwright George Bernard Shaw speaks to Movietone News for the first time. Feigning to be surprised by the crew and delighting in the opportunity to speak to a theater audience directly, Shaw performs, among other things, his famed impression...
(Fox Movietone News Collection)266seconds, 05/24/1928, Louisville, Kentucky
Derby day at Churchill downs in 1928 was a rainy and muddy day from the looks of the track. This film clip shows the twin spires of Churchill Downs as the horses ride out ready for the race. Shots of the crowds under umbrellas in the grandstand, who ...
(General)364seconds, 2001
A compilation of footage from the Fox Movietone News Collection assembled under the direction of Professors Matthew Bruccoli and Patrick Scott.
(General)286seconds, 2001
A compilation of footage from the Fox Movietone News Collection assembled under the direction of Professors Matthew Bruccoli and Patrick Scott.
(Local Television: WBTW)117seconds, 04/07/1971, Columbia, South Carolina
Boxing legend and Beaufort native Joe Frazier speaks about change in South Carolina. Frazier had appeared before the South Carolina State Legislature after the Senate passed a resolution creating Joe Frazier Day. Only three African Americans served i...
(Local Television: WBTW)73seconds, 01/23/1976, South Carolina [?]
This South Carolinian proves there is more than one way to cut a carrot. If anyone can identify the swordsman, please let us know.
(Local Television: WIS)76seconds, 07/04/1972, Gilbert, South Carolina
Senator Thurmond takes a break from the Lexington County Peach Festival and talks politics with reporters, expressing his hope that George McGovern win the Democratic Party's nomination for President.
(Local Television: WIS)140seconds, 06/30/1967, Charleston, South Carolina
"I decided to stick with love..." Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. articulates his opposition to black militancy as well as white supremacy. The clip begins with film (silent) of Dr. King's arrival at the Charleston airport.
(Local Television: WIS)395seconds, 05/09/1966, Kingstree, South Carolina
On a rainy day the residents of Kingstree come to hear Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. speak on voting rights. The clip begins with silent film of the crowd.
(Local Television: WLTX)90seconds, 11/29/1968, Columbia, South Carolina
Captain Kirk on Main Street. Filmed by WNOK in Columbia, the annual Christmas Parade featured many area school bands, the Shriners, and William Shatner
(Local Television: WLTX)79seconds, 1967, South Carolina
Miss South Carolina 1967, Peggy White, and others inspect the tobacco crop for auction. The location of the auction remains unidentified.
Regional Film Collections
(Anna and Archer Huntington Home Movies)67seconds, unknown date, Sandy Island, South Carolina
Local residents involved in rice production.
(Anna and Archer Huntington Home Movies)80seconds, 1937, South Carolina
Grounds of Brookgreen Garden prior to construction of the sculpture information center.
(Claudia Lea Phelps Home Movies)84seconds, 1924, Aiken, South Carolina
Amateur filmmaker and pioneering breeder Claudia Lea Phelps celebrates West Highland Terriers Robert Irvine, Ch. R. Reel, and Madge, who takes a bath.
(Claudia Lea Phelps Home Movies)123seconds, 1922, Sussex, England and Aiken, South Carolina
Girl Guide Training Camp, Sheffield Park, Sussex, England. Aiken Girl Scouts playing games in front of stables of Rose Hill and in Hitchcock Woods.
(Claudia Lea Phelps Home Movies)110seconds, 1923
Claudia Lea Phelps and her sister Eleanor chronicle the 1923 voyage of the Laconia, the first round-the-world by steamship package tour organized by American Express. Examine Eleanor's diary of the trip here....
(Claudia Lea Phelps Home Movies)359seconds, 1924, Unknown
Various footage from 1924. Girl Scouts at Camp Kiwanis. Various exercises and dancing, jumping in the lake, swimming. Girl scouts playing on swing sets. Caged birds at Rose Hill. Reynolds Pond. White terriers at Rose Hill. West Highland Terriers doin...
(Fredrick C. Adams Film Collection)114seconds, circa1930, Boston, Massachusetts; Halifax and Grand-Pre, Nova Scotia, Canada
With their friends the Hunts, the Adams family journeys from Boston to Nova Scotia in their Prohibition Era home movie.
(Fredrick C. Adams Film Collection)103seconds, circa1956, United States
The wedding and its aftermath.
(General)364seconds, circa1938, Los Angeles, California
This film shows the Wisemans in Hollywood. Most of the footage consists of shots of the backlot for the film "Shine on, Harvest Moon," which featured the Wisemans alongside Roy Rogers.
(General)185seconds, 1946, San Francisco, California
Approaching Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, circa 1946 This film shows a troop ship entering the bay under the Golden Gate bridge at sunrise, shot by Dr. Daniel Kavadas returning from overseas. Various shots of the city of San Francisco from a va...
(General)90seconds, 08/18/1980, Columbia, South Carolina
Dr. Grace Jordan McFadden interviews Judge Matthew J. Perry in this excerpt from the series Quest for Human / Civil Rights--Oral Recollections of Black South Carolinians, produced by the University of South Carolina.
(General)396seconds, 12/14/1926, Columbia, SC
An amateur filmmaker, possibly Boy Scout Troop leader Bill Czarnitsky, records celebrations for the fiftieth anniversary of Wade Hampton's inauguration as South Carolina Governor. MIRC welcomes information about the filmmaker, persons, or events depi...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)220seconds, circa1926
Wade Hampton Gibbes playing golf; pro golfers (Sarazen?) (Gibbes 25)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)286seconds, unknown date, United States
Commercially produced film purchased by the Gibbes family analyzing Bobby Jone's golf stroke. (Gibbes 27)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)237seconds, 04/18/1928, Columbia, South Carolina
Bobby Jones and Watts Gunn face Hugh Fitzpatrick and Fred Hyatt in an exhibition match at the Ridgewood Club. (Gibbes 26)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)146seconds, circa1936, Columbia, South Carolina
Eugenia Gibbes and her mother play with a puppy. (Gibbes 21)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)135seconds, circa1926
Playing golf at an unknown coastal course. African American boys spectate (Gibbes 24)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)137seconds, circa1928, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
The girls seem to be have a particularly good time during this visit to the beach. (Gibbes 5)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)203seconds, circa1928, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
The young men seem to be having a particularly good time during this visit to the beach. (Gibbes 8)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)52seconds, circa1936, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
A row boat surmounts the breakers. (Gibbes 19)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)91seconds, circa1926, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Selections from home movies of a family trip to the beach featuring a prodigious crab harvest. South Carolina Lowcountry. Gibbes family going crabbing during their vacation to the beach on Pawley's Island. Shots of the family on boats and in the ma...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)223seconds, circa1926, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
Family vacation to Pawley's Island, estimated to be from 1926. (Gibbes 1)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)111seconds, 04/24/1930, Columbia, South Carolina
Footage taken at Opening Day on 04/24/1930 at Owens Field in Columbia, South Carolina. Medium and long shots of airplanes taking off. Shot of the Gibbes family. Shots taken from passenger seat in an airplane, aerial views of Columbia, including the C...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)217seconds, circa1930, Niagara Falls, New York
Young Eugenia Gibbes confronts the mighty torrent with Eugenia F. Salley Gibbes. Home movie footage of Niagara Falls. Many shots of the waterfall and some shots of two women chatting in front of the falls. (Gibbes 12)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)225seconds, circa1939
Images of birds nesting on dead trees. Unidentified body of water. (Gibbes 23)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)224seconds, circa1928, Columbia, South Carolina
Home movie footage of a Maypole parade, assumed to be taken in the year 1928 according to film's edge code. Children in costumes marching, dancing, and playing. Children dancing around the Maypole. Footage taken on Melton field. (Gibbes 6)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)123seconds, circa1935, Columbia, South Carolina
According to family legend, this houseguest fell off the table while dancing. To aid her recovery, her bed was rolled out into the sunshine. Estimated to be from 1935 based on year from edge code. Footage features a woman lying in bed outside on a su...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)240seconds, circa1930, Columbia, South Carolina
Footage of pointers (dogs) in a field pointing, playing, and catching game. Footage of snow on trees, bushes, and around a neighborhood. (Gibbes 11)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)189seconds, circa1926, Beaufort and Hunting Island, South Carolina
Irvin Belser and Beverly Herbert enjoy Hunting Island. Views of the tombstone of W. P. Gibbes in Beaufort. Footage of the beach and men hunting on the coast, lots of palmetto trees. Coastal neighborhood. Shots of a graveyard and church exterior. (Gi...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)315seconds, circa1930, Brookgreen Garden, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
A colorful spring at Brookgreen Gardens. The vertical lines on the video indicate that this film is an early form of color film difficult to reproduce with modern equipment. (Gibbes 20)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)345seconds, circa1929, Columbia, South Carolina
Various footage of football, picnic on a farm, and hunting trip. Football game possibly University of South Carolina at Melton Field. Picnic at unknown farm. Shot of a small dog and of birds in the sky. Shots of dogs, birds flying and piles of dead b...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)199seconds, 1929, Columbia, South Carolina
The Congaree River spills over its banks into the Olympia Mills neighborhood. Residents effect rescue operations. (Gibbes 9)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)224seconds, circa1936, South Carolina
Fishing for mullet on a commercial boat. African-American men pulling fish nets out of the ocean. Shows a man pulling sharks out of the large collection of fish. Footage estimated to be between 1936 and 1939. (Gibbes 19)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)98seconds, circa1928, Columbia, South Carolina
Young Eugenia Gibbes spars with James Heyward Gibbes in this excerpt from a longer reel. (Gibbes 4)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)226seconds, circa1936, South Carolina
Various shots of a day spent hunting doves. Features a large house, hunting dogs (spaniels), and the swamp. Plantation house surrounded by oak trees filled with Spanish moss. A lake. The swamp. Shot of a woman with a cane walking slowly down the stai...
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)202seconds, circa1928, Columbia, South Carolina
Boats race on Forest Lake as seen from the club house there. (Gibbes 7)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)250seconds, circa1937, Columbia, South Carolina
Kodachrome footage of puppies. (Gibbes 22)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)80seconds, circa1930, Columbia, South Carolina
Young Eugenia Gibbes dances in the family garden. Various shots of her spinning, dancing, and some close-up shots of her smiling. (Gibbes 13)
(Heyward Gibbes Home Movies)167seconds, circa1936, Pawleys Island, South Carolina
This footage follows the Gibbes family from Greene Street in Columbia to Pawley's Island on the South Carolina coast. Shots of people wearing bathing suits. Family playing in the ocean. Shots of seagulls, the waves, and a woman walking along the ...
(Lever-Karst Home Movies)65seconds, unknown date, unknown
Young revelers in spectacular colors celebrate spring. (Catalog reference #SCAR 1037.)
(Lever-Karst Home Movies)70seconds, circa1957, Indianapolis, Indiana
Family trip to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with scenes of the museum and the track. (catalog reference # SCAR-1003).
(Scott Nixon Home Movies)102seconds, unknown date, various
In this clip, Augusta, GA amatuer filmmaker Scott Nixon displays a variety of locomotives (cat. ref. MCLS 3300).
(Scott Nixon Home Movies)106seconds, 1955, Las Vegas, Nevada
Downtown and numerous local attractions documented by amateur filmmaker Scott Nixon (cat. ref. MCLS 3290).
(Scott Nixon Home Movies)227seconds, 1956, Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina
A family trip to Hunting Island State Park with the Nixon's in the summer of 1956 and a day on the beach with a picnic.
(Scott Nixon Home Movies)141seconds, circa1958, Augusta, Georgia
Amateur filmmaker and proud Augusta resident Scott Nixon films the event. Robert Tyre "Bobby" Jones greets fans from his seat. (Cat. Ref. MCLS 3167)
(Scott Nixon Home Movies)190seconds, circa1958, Augusta, Georgia
The festival associated with the tournament as seen by Augusta's own Scott Nixon. (Cat. Ref. MCLS 3166)
(South Carolina Arts Commission Collection)62seconds, 1973, 62
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Relocating one's established business must be a strategic decision that will benefit the business owners, staff and clients in the long run.
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According to Bosse they sat down in her living room over sweet tea and discussed the details. "It was very old fashioned," said Bosse. "We agreed to the deal with a hug and a handshake."
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Bosse turned it into a break room for her staff, complete with a homework desk for their children.
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The original hardwood floors were simply re-sanded and coated, and the four bedrooms were turned into offices.
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Her work is intricate to the life changes of her clients and those who she has had for the last six years will be with her for 30 more, realizing their dreams. "There is a sense of permanence in this industry," she said.
Bosse maintains the old fashioned ideal of main street, she said. She volunteers at local schools, sponsors recreation department teams and volunteers in many capacities.
"I am proud we could preserve a home that has been part of this community for over 40 years," Bosse said."Progress doesn't have to come at the expense of preservation."
Bosse has a team of six. Those team members can be reached 884-8119 or visit the bosseagency.com. They are open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments can be scheduled and walk-ins are welcome.
A grand opening is schedule for December.
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"How can I turn off logging of email attachments in ActionMailer?"
You're not the only person ever to ask that.
Actionmailer's deliver method looks like this:
# File vendor/rails/actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/base.rb, line 473 473: def deliver!(mail = @mail) 474: raise "no mail object available for delivery!" unless mail 475: unless logger.nil? 476: logger.info "Sent mail to #{Array(recipients).join(', ')}" 477: logger.debug "n#{mail.encoded}" 478: end 479: 480: begin 481: __send__("perform_delivery_#{delivery_method}", mail) if perform_deliveries 482: rescue Exception => e # Net::SMTP errors or sendmail pipe errors 483: raise e if raise_delivery_errors 484: end 485: 486: return mail 487: end
And the actual delivery methods look like this:
# File vendor/rails/actionmailer/lib/action_mailer/base.rb, line 594 594: def perform_delivery_smtp(mail) 595: destinations = mail.destinations 596: mail.ready_to_send 597: sender = mail['return-path'] || mail.from 598: 599: Net::SMTP.start(smtp_settings[:address], smtp_settings[:port], smtp_settings[:domain], 600: smtp_settings[:user_name], smtp_settings[:password], smtp_settings[:authentication]) do |smtp| 601: smtp.sendmail(mail.encoded, sender, destinations) 602: end 603: end
If you compare lines 477 and 601, you will see that they both hook directly into the "encoded" method on the Tmail object. If you want to fix this, you're going to have to patch (or monkeypathch) ActionMailer
"Why is Selenium running tests before Jelly has finished loading?"
The answer to this was that Webrat has a waiting period, and if you have a long load time you need to increase it.
try this to fix your selenium timeout problem (in your selenium_spec_helper.rb or equivalent):
Webrat.configure do |config| config.mode = :selenium config.selenium_browser_startup_timeout = 60 end
Interesting Things
- RVM hooks into Textmate.
You can set up Textmate to run tests using an RVM Ruby. See this, for example.
- There are WWDC videos on iTunes if you have a Developer account.
- Garbage Collection: If you are using REE you need to pay attention to your garbage collection strategies. Even at low load levels it can make a difference in request time.
- Syslog-ng templates: If you have multiple servers, and you are using syslog-ng and Splnuk (you should be) you can format your syslog-ng log lines using templates.
- mail_safe: This is a gem that whitelists domains so all outbound email instead goes to you. Just install it and then
config.gem mail_safe
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Shapely and attractive from any angle, yet supportive and comfortable, Michaela is timeless and works great as one piece or a set.
Grade 5 fabric (mid-range) price before packing, delivery charges, and Maine sales tax (if applicable): $1732
Proudly made in the USA using materials with zero flame retardants.
Our own Condo Sofa line of products, designed by Endicott Home Furnishings, has been constructed with zero flame retardants since 2012. Everything else shown on this website (and for now, on most furniture store showroom floors) has up to 11% by weight carcinogenic flame retardant added to the seat cushions and other foam, to comply with the old California Technical Bulletin 117. As of 12-30-2013, we received flammability test results from the state of California indicating our Condo Sofa designs, free of all flame retardants, comply with California's new TB 117-2013 as well as the requirements for zero flame retardants starting in 2015.
Overall width: 55"
Overall depth: 33"
Overall height: 31"
Arm height: 24"
Inside seat width: 47"
Inside seat depth: 20"
Inside seat height: 19"
Arm covers included: yes
Throw pillows included: 2
Throw pillow size: 16" x 16"
Number of seat cushions: 1
Number of unattached back cushions: 0
When delivering locally, charges are based on driving time from our store and the number of people that need to be out delivering. We do not accept help from customers when delivering sleeper sofas or other heavy items, but we can send just a driver if the consumer will provide assistance as needed for non-sleepers and lighter furniture items.
For our retail store in Maine, we use more expensive freight carriers that arrive as fast as we can get orders in, then move orders out as fast as possible. We downsized operations in 2009 and now have no extra space, so we must deliver furniture right after it arrives at our store unless other arrangements are made in advance for longer-term storage.
Store pickup is free, but we need to know a day or more in advance if you require assistance loading heavy items, so we can be certain to have enough strong people to load heavier furniture into your vehicle. We have a truck-height loading dock and a completely enclosed warehouse loading area protected from rain and snow, so no moisture will damage your furniture when loading.
If picking up in an open vehicle, please advise us and we will make every effort to pack your furniture in protective plastic to guard against road spray, but take no responsibility for moisture damage in transit. We always advise to bring tarps and other protection in addition to what we provide, even on clear days, as well as proper straps, etc. to tie merchandise securely for travel.
All delivery cost estimates require consumers to indicate which pieces and how many of each, as well as destination zip code for accurate quotes. Consumers are solely and entirely responsible for ensuring furniture will fit where intended. We do not accept returns based on anything but order or manufacturing errors or defects. All warranty repairs must be authorized, consumers must pay for transporting furniture to and from our store for repairs covered under warranty.
For factory direct orders:
To ask me specific questions about our products on the website at any time:
1.) create an account on this site
2.) add items of interest to a wishlist
3.) in the text box beneath each item, type questions you have about each item
4.) share the wish list by emailing it to me at firstname.lastname@example.com (that email address is on the website, just to your left when viewing the wish list.
Home delivery:
We require consumers wanting in-home delivery to purchase a special packing service from the factory that builds the furniture. This service protects against incidental moving damages. The factory wraps the furniture tightly in friction, dust and moisture protective packing materials, then places each piece in a heavy duty carton. We then require the furniture to be picked up from the factory and transported to you in the carton, to be unwrapped curbside at the destination. The furniture is delivered into your home and all trash removed. We've had zero issues since we began shipping merchandise in cartons. This service costs the consumer $50 per ottoman, $70 per chair and $120 per loveseat or sofa, and is payable (along with the balance for the furniture) before the order will be released. For instance, a two piece sectional comprised of a sofa and a chaise would require two sofa cartons at $120 each; the Miles sofa and ottoman would require a sofa box at $120 and an ottoman box at $50.
Home delivery rates start with a flat fee for up to 200 lbs. using your zip code. Any shipments with combined weight over 200 lbs must be quoted. Cash payment for the delivery goes directly to the drivers. They are not permitted to move your furniture out of the way, as they are on a schedule with many stops in multiple states. It is solely the consumer's responsibility to make sure the furniture ordered will not only fit where it is intended to go, but pass though all walkways, doorways, hallways, etc. into the space. The "Prep before visiting" document includes some guidance on how delivery of a piece wider than a door might be done, but again, it's up to the consumer to make sure things will fit - we don't accept returns on custom orders.
Standard orders (without customization or use of customer's own material) are prepaid with a 50% deposit before the order goes into production, with the balance paid before the furniture leaves the factory. Orders involving any custom frame changes or options are subject to higher prepaid deposits, i.e. 75-100% prepaid before the order enters production. Currently $0 sales and use tax applies to shipments direct from the NC factory to any state outside Maine.
Condo Sofa products are covered by a "Limited Lifetime Warranty," which extends to the original purchaser only. The term "Limited Lifetime" (called simply "lifetime" below) is valid as long as the originally applied cover is intact and not worn through, and no work (re-covering, repair or modification) has been performed on the furniture without the factory's knowledge. While we can generally confirm original order information through our records, it helps greatly to have original purchase paperwork handy when making any warranty claim. Repairs may not be possible under warranty if we cannot locate the original purchase information.
"Lifetime Warranty" details:
Frames are guaranteed against warp, breakdown or looseness for the lifetime of the frame as upholstered in its original cover (fabric or leather).
Spring construction and all support of backs and seats, exclusive of cushions, is guaranteed against breaking or significant slippage for lifetime under normal stress.
Seat cushions are lifetime warranted for a single replacement of the seat cushion cores. Frequent turning and fluffing will extend the life of all cushions and fabrics. In the rare incidence that seat cushion(s) need replacement, customers must supply original sales order paperwork. This warranty is valid only if the furniture has received normal usage and has not been subjected to abuse. Cushion warranty is for the loss of cushion resiliency and not normal flattening or softening of cushions. Softening and flattening of cushions occur with foam and fibers as a result of regular use and aging and should not be considered manufacturing defects. The customer is responsible for freight charges to ship replacement cushions, delivery and any labor costs associated with removing and replacing seat cushion cores. Customer may be required to pay a disposal fee for the replaced cores if we take them away.
Condo Sofa offers a full ONE YEAR warranty against wear under normal use and with proper care. This warranty does not cover fading or pilling, which sometimes occurs with normal use of some fabrics and is not valid where there is evidence of heavy soiling. Condo Sofa reserves the right to replace the portion of fabric that is defective. All fabric claims, within warranty, will be submitted to the fabric mill for evaluation. Condo Sofa will warranty only if the mill states that there is an actual fabric defect. Fabric manufacturers will not honor warranties if evidence that a pet is exposed to the furniture, therefore voiding our fabric warranty. The fabric warranty is null and void if improperly cleaned. Care of the fabric is important. Cleaning by a professional furniture cleaning service only is recommended for all our fabrics. Proper care between cleanings includes frequent vacuuming or light brushing to remove dust and grime. It is imperative that the seat cushions be turned at least twice monthly to get maximum wear from both the fabric and the cushioning. Pets are abrasive to fabric and should not be allowed on your furniture.
Please note that treatment of the fabric with stain protectors, or any aftermarket treatment voids this fabric warranty. However, Fabric Protection Warranty programs (purchased separately in our store, applied by ourselves here in Maine only) replace the 1 year fabric warranty from the factory with a 10 year replacement protection plan. Please ask us for details.
Sleeper Mattress5 Years
Sleeper Mattress (Air Dream Ultra)3 Years
Sleeper Mechanism5 Years
Glider and Swivel Mechanism2 Years
All warranty action must be pursued through our store, serving as your authorized Condo Sofa dealer.
When a problem occurs, Condo Sofa reserves the right to determine if repairs should be made locally, or if the piece must be returned to the factory for correction.
Condo Sofa reserves the right to have our sales representative make a preliminary inspection at the dealer's store or the customer's home to determine that a problem exists before a return is authorized.
Condo Sofa will absorb the cost of returning the furniture to the factory from our store in Scarborough, Maine. The furniture will be returned to the customer FREIGHT COLLECT after the repairs are made. Customers are responsible for the cost of transportation from the customer's home to the store for shipment to the factory for repairs and re-delivery of the repaired furniture to the customer's home. It is imperative that the customer take proper care to protect the furniture properly for transport to our store. If concerned about how best to achieve a good protective wrapping for transport, please reach us for instructions.
Condo Sofa is not liable for freight charges to ship replacement parts.
Condo Sofa warranty is valid only if the furniture has received normal usage and has not been subjected to abuse. If the factory determines repairs are needed due to extraordinary wear or abuse, repairs may be made at the customer's expense, but such out-of-warranty work must be paid for in advance of work being performed by the factory.
Click here to view OEKO-TEX standard 100 non-toxic fabrics. Made in USA, incredibly easy to clean and excellent stain repellant properties, durable at 100,000 double rubs, this is a very high quality, non-toxic microfiber (no tracking, streaks, or unwanted impressions). We have 54 colors of Montego, 10 colors of Pippa, 5 colors of Calima, and 2 colors of Shaker. All are grade 5 (the price we quote most all our Condo Sofa models on this site) except Calima, which is grade 4.
View Available Fabrics - Contact Endicott Home for pricing
View Available Leather Options - Contact Endicott Home for pricing
Leather pieces do not come with arm covers; any included throw pillows are available in fabric only. COM: Customer's Own Material We will use fabric provided by a consumer subject to our inspection and handling schedule. We must ensure the fabric is defect-free, because we are responsible in the event that a slub, run or defect goes undetected into the production of your furniture. We will not handle COM orders where the fabric is sent directly to the factory unless the consumer is willing to waive rights to all warranty and claims. COM yardage must be shipped directly to our store in Maine. We will accept fabric only after the consumer has placed an order with 100% deposit paid, because we need to first place the order with the factory to have reference numbers to use when submitting the inspected fabric for production. For inspection, handling, and re-packaging the fabric, we charge $50 per 25 yards or part thereof. In exchange for this fee, we inspect, identify, enumerate and mark all defects, summarize findings in a report, and send to the factory along with photos of all defects found. Actual UPS charges and insurance paid by us to ship the inspected fabric to the factory are passed on to the consumer with no extra charges. The UPS and handling fees must be paid before the furniture leaves the factory.
View Available Leg Finishes When Applicable
Skirted pieces have legs finished in a factory-chosen finish, usually darker like Mahogany or Chestnut, though the legs are well covered by the kick pleat skirt at the corners.


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Next week's theme will be "Old Teen Magazines."
(Linky to be posted Tuesday, 15th May)
Maybe you were a subscriber to 'Jackie'? Or perhaps you 'looked out' for Look-In every week, so that you could memorise the lyrics to your favourite new pop song before your friends? Or perhaps you swooned over David Essex in the Annual each Christmas? Join in this week's Blog Hop and share your memories of those old magazines & comics. You can write your own Post and share it in the Linky, or just join in the comments.
About 'Life's a Journey'
This is a new weekly series of posts which indulge us in a little reminiscent trip to the heady days of childhood and all things nostalgia.
My obsession is the preservation of our family stories and memories for future generations. Our children are unlikely to ever ask us about our past until they themselves feel a sense of mortality, by which time it may well be too late, as I found to my cost.
The photographs of family times past may sit in their box, but they lack narrative and context which we are unable to provide since we was either too young to remember the occasion, or simply not there.
It is a parent's obligation to capture for safe-keeping the memories which we make with our children each and every day as they grow and learn. Our legacy for them.
Each Tuesday we revisit a memory from some part or other of our lives, and the idea is that you join in and do the same!
There will be moments of laughter, moments of sadness, and probably some fashion fails, but that's the fun of it.
Post an entry to your own Blog and use the Linky tool below each of the weekly themed Posts to add your family stories into the fray. If you like, just leave a comment and join in that way, but do join in.
So far in this series we have reminisced about:-
1. My earliest baby photo – 10th January 2012
2. The school portrait – 17th January 2012
3. Earliest writings, by Helen – 24th January 2012
4. Bestest Friends – 31st January 2012
5. Teenage Crushes – 7th February 2012
6. First Movie Memories – 14th February 2012
7. The Song You Snogged Your Hand To – 21st February 2012
8. Homage to Grandparents – 28th February 2012
9. Favourite Childhood Books – 6th March 2012
10. Tying the Knot (again) – 13th March 2012
11. 'Blue'. Girl Guides, revisited – 20th March 2012
12. Cuddly Companions of Yesteryear – 27th March 2012
13. A Rope, Some Pals and Jelly on a Plate – 3rd April 2012
14. Pink NHS spectacles, 1975 – 17th April 2012
15. Regrettable hairstyles of the 1980s : The Mullet – 24th April 2012
16. The Lo-Tech Times of Childhood – 1st May 2012
17. Rollermania! 8th May 2012


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Friday, July 26, 2013
This summer, the Town of Mount Pleasant and the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCRPC) are presenting a variety of events at the Memorial Waterfront Park and the Mount Pleasant Pier. Come out to the Great Lawn or the Pier for free movies, free waterslides, live music and great fishing. Here are the park and pier's remaining summertime events:
• Aug. 7: Splash Day in the Park: Free event hosted by the Town of Mount Pleasant. Water slides and jump castles in the park. 10 a.m– 2 p.m.
• Aug. 17: Shaggin' on the Cooper with Palmetto Soul: Live music on the pier hosted by CCPRC. Gates open at 7 p.m.; Event 8-11 p.m. Tickets are $10 or $8 in advance for Charleston County Residents. Free parking.
• Aug. 23: Movies in the Park: Hosted by the Town of Mount Pleasant. Free event and free parking. Movie starts at sundown. Visit www.comeonovermp.com for movie listings.
• Aug. 31: Cooper River Challenge Fishing Tournament. Hosted by CCPRC. Tournament ends at 4 p.m. $13 or $10 for residents of Charleston County. Visit www.ccprc.com/fishing to register in advance.
• Sept. 8: Shaggin' on the Cooper with the Coastal Breeze Band: Live music on the pier hosted by CCPRC. Gates open at 7 p.m.; Event 8-11 p.m. Tickets are $10 or $8 in advance for Charleston County Residents. Free parking.
The Mount Pleasant Pier is open every day, and is a great location for fishing, walking, and enjoying beautiful views of Charleston Harbor. Fishing equipment is available for rentals on site. Drinks, treats and snacks are available for purchase at the pier's Riverwatch Cafe, and on-site vendors will sell beverages at select special events. The Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park and the Mount Pleasant Pier are located at the foot of the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge at 71 Harry Hallman Blvd.
For further details or to purchase advance tickets for Shaggin' on the Cooper, visit www.ccprc.com, or call 843-795-4386 or 843-762-9946. For further information on Town of Mount Pleasant events, visit www.comeonovermp.com.
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Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3
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Exclusive | Vintage Style Wire Storage Baskets
- Extra-sturdy baskets are a handy solution for tabletop clutter
- Use in the pantry, kitchen, mudroom, crafts room or toy room
- Set includes three baskets that nest for storage
- Choice of Graphite Grey or Matte Red
Wirework baskets create storage space where and when you need it. Perfect for storing produce in the pantry — the open wire provides good airflow to prolong storage life. They're also ideal for organizing clutter throughout the house. Three nesting wire baskets with covers are made from powder-coated steel to protect the contents and prevent rust. Add the custom jute liners (sold separately) to contain small items and store potatoes and onions in darkness.
- Steel wire with food-safe powder coating
- Small basket is 8" in diameter x 7-3/4" H
- Medium basket is 9-1/2" in diameter x 8-3/4" H
- Large basket is 11-1/2" in diameter x 10-3/4" H
- Each basket holds up to 10 pounds
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- Colorful
- Holds plenty
- Multipurpose
- Sturdy
Best Uses
- Good For Fruit Or Veggies
- Out Of Pets Reach
- Use For Drying Herbs Also
Comments about Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3:
These baskets are ear-marked for keeping root vegetables and fruits usable over the winter months. I have a very old house and the basement is ideal for a root cellar but I have to keep my cats out of things - so hanging baskets are ideal. I can also see hanging herbs to dry from either the bottom of the basket or seperating the lids and hanging herbs from them. I thought the lids attached to the basket but they don't so I'm glad there are hanging rings on the basket as well as the lid.
- Good Sizes Attractive
- Paint May Be Delicate
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Haven't really used them yet, as they were purchased for a vacation home. I would recommend getting the unpainted ones. When we unpacked the box a couple of the baskets had chipped paint--we discussed exchanging them (exchanging at GS is VERY easy) but my husband opted to repaint them, since he already had some auto quality red paint. I look forward to using them.
Comments about Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3:
great buy
- Attractive
- Great red color
- Handles For Hanging
- Sturdy
- Tops Fit Well
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I bought these as Christmas gifts for my 8 gardening friends.We had fun figuring out all the great ways to use them for storage of garden paraphenalia such as balls of twine,gloves,plastic bags,etc.
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I bought thes as gifts for my gardening friends and we found lots of uses for them.Storage for gloves,twine,plastic bags,etc.So many uses...
Best Uses
- Hold Knitting Projects
- Storing Craft Items
- Storing produce
Comments about Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3:
Will use the baskets to store produce & craft projects.
- Light Weight
- Stackable When Empty
- Sturdy
Best Uses
- Storing produce
Comments about Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3:
I have been using them to hold my bags of onions and garlic.
- Practical
- staple
- Strong
Best Uses
- Root crops
- Storage
- Veggies
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These are easy to use, clean and store. Excellent for the pantry or root cellar. Attractive and sturdy in generous sizes. Versatile, practical and highly affordable. A culinary necessity.
- Nice sizes
- On Sale - A Steal
- Sturdy
- Versatile
Best Uses
- Containing Clutter
- Harvesting
- Indoors or out
Comments about Wirework Storage Baskets, Set of 3:
Very pleased with these, for all the reasons listed. The liners fit perfectly and are well worth the cost. Great buy for a great item.
- Handy
- Useful
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Nice baskets for holding fruit and vegetables. I bought on clearance so it was a good deal. I did not buy at the regular price because wire baskets didn't seem worth the original price.
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We're proud of the fact that this item is shipped to you directly from our warehouse in Vermont, by one of our 250 employee-owners. In-stock items are packed with care and shipped within the next business day to ensure prompt delivery to your home and garden!


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Look Book – What would you pair MAC's Dainty mineralize blush with?
If you were using MAC's Dainty Mineralize Blush?, what look would you create with it? What shadows would you use? What would you use on cheeks? Anything added to the lips?
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