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Bootsy Collins style star-shaped mirrored lens sunglasses, 1993-2013. Creator: elope, inc

A pair of sunglasses with five-pointed star-shaped mirrored lenses lisensed by Bootsy Collins. The bridge is made of a gold colored metal and has two (2) clear rubber nosepads attached to it. The arms are made of the same gold colored metal and the earpieces are made of black plastic. Near the hinge on each exterior arm is raised text reading "BOOTSY" with the center of each letter O containing a five-pointed star. The interior of the proper left earpiece has white printed text reading "Bootzilla makers of those funky thangs to play with". White text printed on the interior of the proper right earpiece reads "LS2511 drpeepers.com CHINA"

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Chez Maxime, late 19th-early 20th century. Creator: Theophile Alexandre Steinlen

Chez Maxime, late 19th-early 20th century. [At Maxime's]

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Portrait of Thomas Wright Hill, 1831. Creator: Mary Martha Pearson

Portrait of Thomas Wright Hill, 1831. Thomas Wright Hill (Born 1763 in Kidderminster -1851) was a mathematician and schoolmaster. He is credited as inventing the single transferable vote in 1819. His son, Rowland Hill, was the originator of the modern postal system

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