[StephenHampshire]

(musical) Notes on Open Pages

[WPRESTO]

Quilt - good subject for a "Q" image and not too difficult to find. This one is old (mid-19 century) in a museum and exceptional*. I believe the pattern is "star of Bethlehem"

* How many pieces of cloth?

[KC0PET]

Rusty Rivet

[WPRESTO]

Seating for Someone or Several in Sun or Shade.

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[KC0PET]

Tools

[ramseybuckeye]

UP

[KC0PET]

Valves

[jmschrei]

Window

[StephenHampshire]

Several Xs here...

[aslyfox]

Y is for Yellow

[WPRESTO]

That looks like one of Carnegie's Diplodocus.
Zipper pull.

[pepperberry farm]

Adaptall

[StephenHampshire]

That looks like one of Carnegie's Diplodocus.
Zipper pull.

Dippy the Diplodocus in Dorchester indeed!

Dippy is a plaster cast of a fossilised skeleton found in Wyoming in 1898, the original skeleton is now in Pennsylvania. The discovery was found to be a new species and was indeed named Diplodocus carnegii

[WPRESTO]

Bernhardt (Sarah). A striking face.

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Dippy the Diplodocus in Dorchester indeed!

Dippy is a plaster cast of a fossilised skeleton found in Wyoming in 1898, the original skeleton is now in Pennsylvania. The discovery was found to be a new species and was indeed named Diplodocus carnegii

FYI: Andrew Carnegie financed the dig (and others) and was so pleased that the species was named after him, and that at the time (and a very long time after) it was the longest land animal known (it is a very long tail) that he ordered multiple plaster copies of the entire skeleton, then traveled the world donating one here and there, a generous gift, or perhaps personal glorification.

[aslyfox]

C is for Cat