#1829

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[nemfrog]

Comet of 1680. One card in a deck of 52 featuring celestial imagery. The four seasons correspond to suits in a regular deck with the yellow cards denoting Fall. Published by F.G. Moon, 1829.

David Rumsey Map Collection

[househunting]

"Own a piece of history! The Arcade is the first indoor shopping mall in the country and an architectural gem. This bright micro-loft is filled with natural light, and the bedroom offers views of the city and a vibrant downtown mural an added bonus since every unit does not enjoy an outward-facing view."

$225,000/1 br/1 ba

Built in 1829

Providence, RI [househunting on substack which is free]

[questionableadvice]

~ Advice to Young Men and (Incidentally) to Young Women, in the Middle and Higher Ranks of Life, by William Cobbett, 1829

Put that novel down right now, young lady! You've stopped trying to look pretty and you need to go brew some beer

[pastlivesfinery]

Ackermann’s Repository, 1829 💙

[doyoulikethischaracterdesign]

Xal'atath from World of Warcraft

"I just think it's overall a cool design, I am also a sucker for anything that's got like space/stars/energy being integrated into fabric. I do wish the markings on her skin were more prominent on her model (like they are in the concept art), but like 90% of WoW characters look significantly better in their official art or concept art than they do on the in game models lol"

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Voting ended onMay 23

[chic-a-gigot]

Journal des Dames et des Modes, Costumes Parisiens, 30 septembre 1829, (2730): Coeffure ornée d'une guirlande de fleurs, des champs par Mr. Mulot, Rue de la Michaudière, No. 29. Robe d'organdi brodée en coton. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands.

Woman with a cowl adorned with a garland of wild flowers, by Mr. Mulot. She wears an organdy dress embroidered with cotton. Accessories: earrings, necklace, gloves, belt with buckle, handkerchief, flat shoes with crossed straps and square toes (cothurnes). The print is part of the fashion magazine Journal des Dames et des Modes, published by Pierre de la Mésangère, Paris, 1797-1839.

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