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Hemingway Composing Framed Print
Ernest Hemingway is widely considered to be one of the most influential writers of the past century. This photograph captures the novelist working at a portable table during a visit to Kenya to hunt big game in 1952. His second trip to Africa came just months after he won the Pulitzer Prize for The Old Man and the Sea. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Sizes:
Medium / 16" x 16"
Large / 20" x 20"
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Duer Stretch Pants
Designed for movers, DUER pants are built with technical design features, and tons of stretch. The trucks have arrived and the loading bays are full — thousands of styles are expected in the next two weeks. Make sure you get the world's most comfortable pants in the size you need before they're gone for good.
Presented by Duer.
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Kershaw Taskmaster Saw
A saw can be a handy thing to have when camping or on the trail — but carrying a regular saw around isn't exactly convenient. Kershaw's Taskmaster Saw can easily cut medium-sized limbs and underbrush without taking up a ton of room in your pack. The high-carbon steel blade is nickel-plated for added durability, while the glass-filled nylon handle has a rubber over-mold for a comfortable grip and a push-button lock that keeps the blade in place during use and securely stored for travel.
Blade Length: 7.25" / Closed Length: 9.25" / Overall Length: 16.25" / Blade Thickness: 0.037" / Handle Thickness: 0.86" / Weight: 9.2 oz.
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Soulland x Playboy December 1973 T-Shirt
Playboy was near its peak as a cultural force in the early '70s, and this tee celebrates one of the era's most memorable covers. The digital print on the back is from the December 1973 issue and shows bunny Bonita Lou Rossi leaning against the moon, as designed by Kerig Pope and photographed by Bill Arsenault. On the front is a text print listing the issue's date, price ($1.50), and "Entertainment for all", a play on the mag's longtime "Entertainment for Men" slogan. The tee itself is made from a 190g heavy jersey with a 1x1 rib at the neck opening and twin needle stitching at the armholes, neck, bottom, and sleeve hems.
