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The Woodgrain Millwork 9/16 in. x 5 in. x 96 in. Primed Medium Density Fiberboard WG 1868 Crown Moulding is used where walls meet ceilings. Primed Medium Density Fiberboard WG 1868 Crown Moulding is the best way to add interest to any room or space. Crown mouldings come in a variety of sizes and patterns and can be combined to create one of kind moulding buildups. Color: White. Material: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).

As the most popular green apple in the United States, Granny Smith is a vigorous tree that's sure to outgrow other apples within the first years of planting. Typically bears fruit sooner than other apples due to this fast growth. Extremely cold hardy, thriving in places where most apple trees couldn't survive. The firm, juicy fruit is a bright green color and due to its cold tolerance, the tree has been known to produce apples well into December. Whether fresh eating or cooking, the tart flavor ranks it among the most popular apple trees. Perfect for pies, caramel apples, cider making, or low-calorie nutritious snacking. This medium to large size apple has a firm and crisp texture that has made it an apple lover’s favorite. Granny Smith apples are one of the best-storing apples and can be kept up to six months given the proper storage. The Granny Smith apples ripen in late October. The trees are best suited for loamy, well-drained soils. This heat-tolerant apple tree originated circa 1868 in Australia. The granny smith apple tree thrives in full sun locations. Pollinator required: Choose another apple variety. See Recommended Pollinators below.

Simply irresistible! If you love a tart apple or just enjoy one with good storage life and a variety of uses - the Granny Smith Apple trees are the perfect apple variety for you. Originating in Australia around 1868 as a chance seedling by Maria Ann Smith. The flowers blossoms that appear are deep pink, then open to form pink-edged white flowers. true delight. This classic favorite features sweet tart, firm and crisp fruit chocked full of vitamins and antioxidants. They also act as a good source of dietary fiber. Granny Smith Apples are the perfect cooking apples for almost anything. Meals, snacks or desserts, cider or juice, apple pie and sauces. they have a variety of culinary uses. The juicy, white flesh with lovely, bright green skin (occasionally with a subtle, pink blush) is likewise energizing, with a crisp, tart flavor. Granny Smith Apples' high acidity content makes them long-lived once cut, meaning they won't go brown as quickly. They are perfect for fruit trays and salads and also have a long shelf life. Apple growing is a fun activity for backyard enthusiasts, families and orchardists alike. Nothing like receiving your apple tree with baby apples on the branches! Young trees will start fruit production early in age. Size: large.

The Fletcher-Terry Co has been manufacturing hand held glass cutters in the US since 1868. The 01-219 hand held glass cutter (CA2) is designed to score glass up to 1/4 in. thick. The handle is diecast and includes a tapping ball end. The cutting wheel has a 124° cutting angle and is made of Tungsten Carbide. Pack contains 12 hand held cutters.

The Fletcher-Terry Co has been manufacturing hand held glass cutters in the US since 1868. The 01-122 hand held glass cutter (02ACP) is designed to score glass up to 1/4 in. T. The handle is diecast and includes a tapping ball end. The cutting wheel has a 130° cutting angle and is made of hardened tool steel. 10 Glass Cutters included, per Box.

Playing Checkers is a well-known painting oil on canvas which was created by the American ethnic painter Harry Herman Roseland (1866-1950) in 1901. It shows an African American woman who plays checkers with her little daughter. The painting measures 16 by 20. Roseland born in Brooklyn New York in 1868 matured as an artist while waves of change were sweeping over the art world. Largely self-taught he chose to paint what he saw. He received some education in art under James Barnard Whittaker in Brooklyn and at first painted some landscapes and still lifes but his natural flair was for telling a story in his paintings. His subject matter was at first highly sentimental and heavily influenced by fashionable taste smartly turned-out young women old folks and idealized farm scenes. He abandoned the mawkishness that is the downfall of so many self-educated artists when he found a topic that was close to home and yet largely unnoticed the post-Civil War blacks who formed the underpinning of Northeastern society. Roselands clever skillful scenes of homely activities - such as checkers or letter-reading were remarkably dispassionate and candid for the time though to modern eyes they may seem condescending and dated. They capture with gentle humor of a way of life that existed through the first half of the twentieth century and has now vanished. Frame Description Athenian Gold Frame. Color: Brown.

Playing Checkers is a well-known painting oil on canvas which was created by the American ethnic painter Harry Herman Roseland (1866-1950) in 1901. It shows an African American woman who plays checkers with her little daughter. The painting measures 16 by 20. Roseland born in Brooklyn New York in 1868 matured as an artist while waves of change were sweeping over the art world. Largely self-taught he chose to paint what he saw. He received some education in art under James Barnard Whittaker in Brooklyn and at first painted some landscapes and still lifes but his natural flair was for telling a story in his paintings. His subject matter was at first highly sentimental and heavily influenced by fashionable taste smartly turned-out young women old folks and idealized farm scenes. He abandoned the mawkishness that is the downfall of so many self-educated artists when he found a topic that was close to home and yet largely unnoticed the post-Civil War blacks who formed the underpinning of Northeastern society. Roselands clever skillful scenes of homely activities - such as checkers or letter-reading were remarkably dispassionate and candid for the time though to modern eyes they may seem condescending and dated. They capture with gentle humor of a way of life that existed through the first half of the twentieth century and has now vanished. Frame Description Modena Vintage. Color: Brown.

Playing Checkers is a well-known painting oil on canvas which was created by the American ethnic painter Harry Herman Roseland (1866-1950) in 1901. It shows an African American woman who plays checkers with her little daughter. The painting measures 16 x 20. Roseland born in Brooklyn New York in 1868 matured as an artist while waves of change were sweeping over the art world. Largely self-taught he chose to paint what he saw. He received some education in art under James Barnard Whittaker in Brooklyn and at first painted some landscapes and still life’s but his natural flair was for telling a story in his paintings. His subject matter was at first highly sentimental and heavily influenced by fashionable taste smartly turned-out young women old folks and idealized farm scenes. He abandoned the mawkishness that is the downfall of so many self-educated artists when he found a topic that was close to home and yet largely unnoticed the post-Civil War blacks who formed the underpinning of Northeastern society. Roselands clever skillful scenes of homely activities - such as checkers or letter-reading were remarkably dispassionate and candid for the time though to modern eyes they may seem condescending and dated. They capture with gentle humor of a way of life that existed through the first half of the twentieth century and has now vanished. Frame Description Panzano Olivewood Frame. Color: Brown.

Playing Checkers is a well-known painting oil on canvas which was created by the American ethnic painter Harry Herman Roseland (1866-1950) in 1901. It shows an African American woman who plays checkers with her little daughter. The painting measures 16 x 20. Roseland born in Brooklyn New York in 1868 matured as an artist while waves of change were sweeping over the art world. Largely self-taught he chose to paint what he saw. He received some education in art under James Barnard Whittaker in Brooklyn and at first painted some landscapes and still life’s but his natural flair was for telling a story in his paintings. His subject matter was at first highly sentimental and heavily influenced by fashionable taste smartly turned-out young women old folks and idealized farm scenes. He abandoned the mawkishness that is the downfall of so many self-educated artists when he found a topic that was close to home and yet largely unnoticed the post-Civil War blacks who formed the underpinning of Northeastern society. Roselands clever skillful scenes of homely activities - such as checkers or letter-reading were remarkably dispassionate and candid for the time though to modern eyes they may seem condescending and dated. They capture with gentle humor of a way of life that existed through the first half of the twentieth century and has now vanished. Frame Description Victorian Gold Frame. Color: Brown.

The Fletcher 3000 will cut Acrylics and Glass up to 1/4 in. (6 mm), Mirrors up to 6 mm, Matboard up to 12 Ply, Foamboard up to 1/4 in. (6 mm), all up to 60 in. H. It can be mounted on a wall or installed freestand ing with an optional mounting stand . Included are: 10 scoring wheels for glass, 10 scoring blades for acrylic and 10 cutting blades for foam board. Since 1868, Fletcher-Terry has revolutionized advanced cutting solutions for numerous global industries.