It is a solvent dispenser, though it does likely contain water. There are quite a few available, but I think I stumbled upon the same one here:
http://www.micro-tools.com/store/item_detail.aspx?itemCode=94017
The case is 20" x 12.4" x 7.6". The dimensions are based on a golden rectangle.
I have been working on and off since January.
The case is hand stitched leather with brass hardware and a plywood support structure.
I designed it as a weekend bag (thought it should fit enough for a week) that...
I'm glad PF worked out. I personally leave them flat until I am wearing the shirt, and then I just fold them. I figure the cuff should last a bit longer that way.
If you don't need it straight away, keep an eye on http://www.paulfredrick.com/ They do carry 14.5, trim fit, spread collar, french cuff shirts, but nothing in solid black at the moment. Or if you are up to it, you could try dying a white shirt black.
That was the Summer 2008 issue (p. 106), which happens to be the free preview issue. You can download a PDF of it on their website.
http://www.overlandjournal.com/journal/
For most of that temp. range I use Air Force mittens with wool liners. Though I am not certain I would classify them as waterproof. If you can get away without the dexterity gloves provide I would highly recommend switching to mittens, the difference in warmth is remarkable.
I have a pair of...
Does it have to be a neck lanyard, or just secured to your person via a tether? If it is the latter, you could use a pocketwatch strap in the lapel buttonhole and keep the cards in the upper pocket. You could also opt for a detective style leather credentials case that will keep the primary ID...
I found a couple of shirts at Goodwill today.
New Willis & Geiger shirt
Abercrombie & Fitch "The Big Shirt"
Strangely, the label reads:
North Eastern Suppliers for All Seasons
EVERYTHING WE MAKE AND SELL IS GUARANTEED
Outfitters for Explorers and Sportsmen
SINCE 1892
Did they...
Though not likely in your budget at $150,000, it is still an interesting car.
Bentley S3 E (Limited Production and May still be in concept stage)
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/23/swanky-sled-bentley-s3-e-design-concept/
There are weathered versions which are a pre-worn version of the standard tartan. The real variation is dress vs. hunting which can include a color change, and could be the shift to more brown that you are seeing with Burberry.
Here is some detailed information on tartan variations...
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