- A
clothespin (US English) or
clothes peg (UK English),also
spelled "clothes pin" is a
fastener used to hang up
clothes for drying,
usually on a clothes...
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Clothespin is a
weathering steel sculpture by
Claes Oldenburg,
located at
Centre Square, 1500
Market Street, Philadelphia. It is
designed to
appear as...
- Austria. In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
cream horns are
called Lady
Locks or
clothespin cookies. Food
portal List of
pastries Torpedo dessert "Cream
Horns Recipe"...
- The
National Clothespin Factory is a
historic industrial building at One
Granite Street in Montpelier, Vermont.
Built in 1918, it is a
significant local...
- Perry.
Clothespin rubber band guns are the
simplest form of RBGs,
being very easy to produce. Its
firing mechanism consists solely of a
clothespin with...
- tapered,
serrated jaws are
forced together by a
spring to grip an object. A
Clothespin or
Kelvin clip is a
special form of
crocodile clip
whose jaws are insulated...
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utilising a
clothespin, wires,
battery and dynamite,
where the user
holds the
clothespin in the mouth,
exerting force on the
clothespin.
Should the user...
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stretched from edge to edge,
often used
during outdoor shoots. C-47 -
Clothespin used to hold gels on barndoors. C-stand –
Originally known as a century-stand...
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largest tenant. The
complex is best
known for
Claes Oldenburg's sculpture,
Clothespin, in the
plaza in
front of the building. A fan of
contemporary art, developer...
- free from risk, but some
forms of
breast torture, such as the use of
clothespins on nipples,
light flagellation and
simple breast bondage, are considered...
