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Hawks Eye / Blue Tigers Eye Elegant Pendant

A stunning one off piece. A brilliant Hawks Eye gem, encompassed by searing Sterling Silver patterning, topped off by a Quartz cabachon perched upon the bail.

This is certainly one of the more intriguing pieces we have seen. Dimensions are 37mm wide by 57mm long (including bail)

Comes boxed, complete with crystal energies information.

Blue Tigers Eye / Hawks Eye

Tigers eye is a chatoyant gem, which is black, with iron oxide staining that gives raise to golden brown stripes hence its name. It initially begins as a fibrous blue mineral called crocidolite (or more commonly known as asbestos), which is made of sodium and iron. When quartz becomes embedded between the fibres of crocidolite it will result in one of two gemstones. Golden brown called Tigers eye or blue known as hawks eye. When this stone is cut en cabochon it takes on a cats eye effect due to the quartz taken on the fibrous formations and blue colour of the crocidolite, creating parallel lines within the gem. Tigers eye has a vitreous lustre.

Sharp-shinned Hawk - adult bird with gray nape and red eye - 40 Inch Canvas Print (101cm) by Ardea
JZ-3154Sharp-shinned Hawk - adult bird with gray nape and red eyeAccipiter striatusSmallest member of the accipiter family. Hunts and feeds primarily on small songbirds.Jim ZippPlease note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way.contact details prints@ardea.comtel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067

War's Embers - Songs from World War 1

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As he grew older Coleman Hawkins lost the abundant imagination and instrumental fluency that had put him at the forefront of jazz saxophone players. But the music that he played instead was exhilarating and exciting in a different way. His sound became terse and threatening and his ideas were often punched out with great violence. This 1959 set teams him with trumpeter Charlie Shavers, guitarist Tiny Grimes and pianist Ray Bryant. This album should not be missed, for it is one of the most exciting examples of mainstream jazz ever recorded. Shavers' pyrotechnical trumpet makes a perfect foil for Hawkins and you could warm your hands in the heat that comes off this music! The huge blues of the title brings out declamatory trumpet from Shavers and Hawkins answers him with a marathon of a solo that is both gruff and eloquent. Bryant was the perfect choice on piano and, although this is a jam session, these are hardened pros and the theme statements of such classics as Trummy Young's "Through For The Night" and "I Never Knew" drop easily into place. Hawkins demonstrates that he could still play a ballad succinctly and with perfectly judged sentiment on "La Rosita". --Steve Voce

Hawk Eyes [VINYL]

Mash - Dear Mildred / Dear Peggy / Dear Ma
features three episodes ... Dear Mildred / Dear Peggy / Dear Ma

A History of The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Presented by Lord Attenborough
A History of Kew Gardens by Richard Attenborough. Join Lord Attenborough on a stroll through the historic past of the Royal Botanic Gardens, exploring the colourfull individuals who shaped the landscape and scientific mission. The journey starts at the medieval water meadows beside the Thames, and proceeds through the Royal Pleasure Grounds of Princess Augusta and Kind George III, discovering the Victorian thirst for science and adventure, culminating with the present-day commitment to plant knowledge and conservation around the world.

The Big Sleep [1946] (REGION 1) (NTSC)
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall made screen history together more than once, but they were never more popular than in this 1946 adaptation of Raymond Chandler's novel, directed by Howard Hawks (To Have and Have Not). Bogart plays private eye Philip Marlowe, who is hired by a wealthy socialite (Bacall) to look into troubles stirred up by her wild, young sister (Martha Vickers). Legendarily complicated (so much so that even Chandler had trouble following the plot), the film is nonetheless hugely entertaining and atmospheric, an electrifying plunge into the exotica of detective fiction. William Faulkner wrote the screenplay. --Tom Keogh

Who Done It? [1956] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

HawkEye Hand-held Fish Finder with WeedID - for instant readings!
SoftGlow backlight display produces low intensity, low temperature lighting which prevents eye strain & condensation while providing unparalleled night-time viewing. Shoot-thru sonar technology allows reading to be obtained through boat, kayak, canoe hulls & ice. Compact size & powered by 4 'AAA' batteries (not included).

HawkEye Handheld Digital Sonar System PX - one press of the button to discover depth, temperature & hidden fish
SoftGlow backlight display produces low intensity, low temperature lighting which prevents eye strain and condensation while providing unparalleled night-time viewing. Secure battery compartment for 4 x 'AA' batteries (not included) with 30 hours of continuous use.

Hawk-Eye, the Pathfinder: Beginner (Macmillan Readers)

Golden Eyes (Street Hawk 3)

Hawk-eye: The Pathfinder (Guided Reader)