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“This lamp, made in the tradition of the work-shop at Jerash in Transjordan, is decorated with pomengranate branches.”
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Seemingly hard to find! My grandfather had something like this, but everything now plugs into something. This are sustainable tools.
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Historic references about the toga, including colours.
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“The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer has a history dating back to 1922, when seven past-presidents of the Engineering Institute of Canada attended a meeting in Montreal with other engineers.”
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“Engineering as a Profession
Article in Engineer’s Week
[1954]”
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“The North American Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer is a pledge symbolised by the wearing of an iron ring.”
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“The iron rings given out in Canada are made from the wreckage that was left after the disasterous failure of the Quebec City Bridge on August 29, 1907.”
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“Finger ring, hand forged from iron.”
