Building Your Own Kitchen Cabinets. A DIY guide. 143 p. Soft cover. Good condition. Filled with diagrams and directions. Free shipping!
In stockProduct Description
Building Your Own Kitchen Cabinets: Layout, Materials, Construction, Installation. 143 detailed, diagrammed pages. Easy to follow directions for any home owner or do it yourself-er. Good used soft cover condition. Free shipping!
You May Also Like
-
Doris Day Collection.5 DVDs. TCM. 485 min. Viewed 1X. It’s a Great Feeling.Tea for Two.Starlift.April in Paris.Tunnel of Love.Free shipping.
Doris Day Collection. TCM Spotlight. Presented by Warner Home Video. 5 DVDs. With most of her more popular titles already on DVD (in some cases in more than one edition), Warner Bros. collected five lesser known Doris Day vehicles under their "TCM Spotlight" banner. The five-disc box set, simply titled the "Doris Day Collection," offers new-to-disc presentations of "It's a Great Feeling," (1949) "Tea for Two," (1950), “Starlift," (1951) "April in Paris," (1952) and "The Tunnel of Love," (1958) five films spanning a busy decade that saw Day's star on a rapid rise. The five discs are housed in a three-panel digipak, which fits into a cardboard slipcover. Each movie gets its own disc and set of extras. FREE SHIPPING.
-
Davon 9” English IceBag.WW2.Davon Rubber Co., RI. Original box.“War Emergency Product” insert.Homefront “patriotic duty”plea. Free shipping.
WW2 Davon Rubber Company ice bag in original box with small insert imploring the buyer that “It is your patriotic duty to give this article the best of care. It has been produced in this war emergency and will give faithful service if you treat it well.” The real thing. In great shape considering it is approximately 85 years old and a piece of WW2 homefront history. Made in the USA. FREE SHIPPING.
-
Harper's New Monthly Magazine Vols. 16 AND 17. 12/1857 to 11/1858. Good cond. Pgs/covers intact. Stories, news, illus. 1700+ pp. Free ship.
These are rare and valuable editions of Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 16, Dec. 1857- May 1858 and Vol. 17, June 1858 to Nov. 1858. The “magazines” are beautifully illustrated (820 illustrations total.) Each is packed with the latest poetry and a great many short stories and essays. The variety of subjects is amazing from “An American in Constantinople” to “Livingstone ‘s Travels in South Africa” to “The Death of Louis XVI” to “Mr. Flasher’s Love at First Sight “ to “Tribes of the 35th Parallel,” etc.. THERE ARE WAY TOO MANY TOPICS TO LIST! There are a multitude of articles on history and geography. The latest social news, advice on marriage and, of course, the latest fashions for the ladies are emphasized.The hardcover bindings are intact and the pages are in good shape without any tears or folds. These books are a valuable addition to any collection of antique books and magazines. 1728 total pages. Time travel in the palm of your hand.
-
My Fair Lady: 2-disc Special Edition. Audrey Hepburn, Rex Harrison. Many extra features. Exc. Cond. 40th anniversary celebration. Free ship.
Two-disc SPECIAL EDITION widescreen DVD set of MY FAIR LADY starring Academy Award winners AUDREY HEPBURN and REX HARRISON. Compilation done in 2004. In this beloved adaptation of the Broadway stage hit, Audrey Hepburn plays a sassy, working class London street vendor, who an arrogant professor (Rex Harrison) attempts to turn into a sophisticated lady through schooling and lots and lots of vocalization. However, when the humble flower girl blossoms into the toast of London's elite, her teacher learns a lesson or two himself. Special Features: New transfer from the 1994 restoration. Commentary by art director Gene Allen, singer Marni Nixon and restoration team Robert A. Harris and James C. Katz 1994 Documentary, "More Loverly Than Ever: The Making of My Fair Lady" Vintage Featurettes: - 1963 production kickoff dinner - Audio of George Cukor directing Baroness Bina Rothschild (with production stills) - Posters and Lobby Cards with Rex Harrison radio Interview - “The Fairest Fair Lady” making-of featurette - Rex Harrison's Golden Globe Acceptance Speech - 37th Academy Awards highlights - LA Premiere Footage 'Show Me' Galleries: -Black and White Production Stills/Production Docs/Cecil Beaton Costume Sketches/Architectural Drawings/Poster/lobby cards -Audrey Hepburn's alternate vocals for 'Wouldn't It Be Loverly' and 'Show Me' -Comments by Martin Scorsese & Andrew Lloyd Webber FREE SHIPPING!