- A
frame from
Breaking Free, a
revolutionary socialist comic that
parodies the
Adventures of Tintin...
-
either side of the
frame until they
reach the
other walls of the
building and the ceiling. The door
frame is
fastened to the
tin can wall by hammering...
- Lucy the
Elephant is a six-story elephant-shaped wood
frame and
tin clad building,
constructed in 1882 by
James V.
Lafferty in
Margate City, New Jersey...
- A
tin toy, or
tin lithograph toy, is a
mechanical toy made out of
tinplate and
colorfully painted by
chromolithography to
resemble primarily a character...
- of Rin
Tin Tin was
named after Rin
Tin Tin, a
legendary screen dog of the 1920s and 1930s. The
character was
ostensibly pla**** by Rin
Tin Tin IV, who...
-
sheathing over a
metal frame,
plastic sheathing and
frame, all-wood
construction (the roof may be
asphalt shingled or
sheathed in
tin), and vinyl-sided sheds...
-
frame in 1810, and the
person after whom the town of Żyrardów in
Poland was named. He was also the
uncredited inventor of food
preservation using tin...
- Farkas, and
Childe Harold Wills. The
Model T was
colloquially known as the "
Tin Lizzie". The Ford
Model T was
named the most
influential car of the 20th...
- bubble.
Along the way,
Dorothy meets the Scarecrow, who
wants a brain; the
Tin Man, who
wants a heart; and the
Cowardly Lion, who
wants courage. The group...
-
organotin compounds. They have
three butyl groups covalently bonded to a
tin(IV) atom. A
general formula for
these compounds is (CH3CH2CH2CH2)3Sn−X. The...
