Robert Sonneman Wall Sconce
The Robert Sonneman Wall Sconce features sleek, contemporary design and sturdy construction. It makes a smart decor choice for any home or office.
Constructed of solid brass
Available in your choice of a polished nickel, satin nickel, or natural brass finish
Topped by an opal glass shade and a braided cord
Requires one 75-watt bulb
Measures 9.5 inches high x 6 inches wide x 7 inches deep
This fixture needs to be hard wired. Professional installation is recommended.
Update your timepiece collection with the modern style of this Dunhill Facet Dunhillion Chronograph Men's Tank Watch.
This classic piece features a durable stainless steel case with a brushed satin finish and three distinct facets. The matte black dial is elegantly framed by contemporary silvertone, luminescent hour markers. The case is presented on a durable stainless steel link bracelet featuring a hidden clasp. Three chronograph subdials measure time intervals down to one-tenth of a second.
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Features include:
Stainless steel case
Matte black dial
Silvertone hands and hour markers
Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
50-meter (164-ft.) water resistance rating
Swiss quartz movement
Three subdials
Hidden clasp
All carat weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed information.
Men's watch bands can be sized to fit 7.5 inch to 8.5 inch wrists. Extra links are available through the manufacturer. (We do not provide this service).
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Nashville regular Ray Flacke offers aspiring guitarists advice for achieving his master sound in this instructional release. An hour-and-a-half of lessons provide the early intermediate player with the practice they need to infuse their rock or country-style playing with style and life. Flacke draws from over 30 years of professional experience to explain the nuances of the electric guitar. COUNTRY TELECASTER VIRTUOSITY covers the solos licks that make one`s playing stand out.
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John Ford's poetic adaptation of William White's book about a PT boat squadron in the South Pacific during World War II may be the best feature film on the war in that theater and is considered by some scholars, including British director Lindsay Anderson, as Ford's greatest work. Just before the outbreak of the war, Lt. John Brickley (Robert Montgomery) is assigned to take his Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron to Manila Bay to defend against a possible Japanese attack in the Philippines. Once there, he finds that the top brass, amused by the idea that the small crafts can be of use in combat, relegates the PT boat to messenger duty. Angered by that reaction, Brickley and his crew must wait for the war to begin to show what they can do. When it does, they shoot down three Japanese planes during an attack on their base, but when the base is closed Brick's squadron is reassigned to Bataan, where they once again are ordered to run messages, and Brickley's fiery executive officer, Lt. Rusty Ryan (John Wayne), fed up with such meaningless duty, asks to be transferred to a destroyer. The embodiment of Milton's tag that they also serve who stand and wait, Ford's elegiac film pays tribute to all who donned a uniform during the war, whatever their role. Montgomery, who shared in the film's direction, gives the best noncomic performance of his career as the evenhanded CO. But in a visually arresting film that could provide a formidable emotional impact even without the use of sound, it's the eloquent compositions of director of photography Joseph H. August that resonate most powerfully.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseTheatrical Trailer8-page Booklet Chronicling Battlefield to the Screen
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