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What the White House tapes really show. (White House Communications Agency and tapes of White House coffees with supporters)(includes related article on President's knowledge of goings-on within White House)
Washington Monthly
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December 1, 1997|
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Once upon a time there was a tiny organization within the United States War Department known as the White House Signal Detachment. Created in December 1941 by President Franklin Roosevelt, the White House Signal Detachment wasn't even a real agency for the first three months of its life. Rather, it was an unofficial collection of 32 members of the U.S. Army whose low-profile mission was to provide secure lines of communication for the president during World War II. Officially activated in March 1942, WHSD has since undergone two name changes and a couple of shifts in ...
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Ancient Egyptian faience.
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; ...Middle Ages and Renaissance, Egyptian faience is not clay but a ceramic consisting almost...produced small-scale masterpieces of faience from about 3500 B.C. until the first...article. The immediate charm of Egyptian faience is the glaze, often blue-green - the...
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Gifts of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian faience
Magazine article from: Middle East
; ...the ceramic today known as Egyptian faience was both a versatile and magical material...Colourless when it entered the kiln, faience was transformed by firing into the sparkling...practical and useful material, however, faience was imbued by the ancient Egyptians with...
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Gifts of the Nile: ancient Egyptian faience.
Magazine article from: The Middle East
; Ancient Egyptian Faience Made from the sand of the desert but...the ceramic today known as Egyptian faience was both a versatile and magical material...Colourless when it entered the kiln, faience was transformed by firing into the sparkling...
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Flattery for faience: imitating ancient materials reveals lost manufacturing secrets. (Cover Story).
Magazine article from: Science News
; ...an ancient Egyptian material known as faience. It's a type of ceramic with a quartz...grapes. "This is why we look at ancient faience and we go `How did they do that...researchers have revealed fine details of faience manufacture and composition that were...
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Edward Lycett and the Faience Manufacturing Company.
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; The Faience Manufacturing Company (1881-1892) was an important...and work. Even less work has been done on the Faience Manufacturing Company. [2] Incorporated in February 1881, the Faience Manufacturing Company was "virtually a family...
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'That which is brilliant'.(faience production)
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...ancient Egyptians developed the science of faience production long before the unification...commissioned his pyramid around 2630 B.C., faience was being used extensively in the manufacture...with an estimated 36,000 blue-green faience wall tiles, shaped to look like the reed...
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BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS: On the Amenhotep III Inscribed Faience Fragments from Mycenae.
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; Faience fragments excavated by Chrestos Tsountas...originally blue or green (like Egyptian faience usually is), inscribed in black.(1...these bricks in Egypt are usually of faience (Weinstein 1973: 126f.), and the example...
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Gifts of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Faience.
Magazine article from: Interior Design
; Gifts of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Faience Florence Dunn Friedman, editor Neat York...beautiful and authoritative book on Egyptian faience. Not to be confused with later European faience, the majolica or tin-glazed earthenware that...
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Deck's 'artistic faience' at the Musee Du Florival; Marthe and Rene Bloch-Angly have recently presented a munificent gift of ceramics by Theodore Deck to the Musee du Florival in Deck's native town, Guebwiller. It covers almost the full range of his output, and includes some notable rarities.
Magazine article from: Apollo
; ...works illustrated in this article are of faience and were made in the pottery of (Joseph...a pottery in Paris to make 'artistic faience', a scheme by which he attracted a changing...Joseph Cheret; and a copy of Deck's La Faience, ornamentally bound by Charles Meunier...
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FLINT FAIENCE TILES A-Z
Magazine article from: Antiques & Collecting Magazine
; FLINT FAIENCE TILES A-Z By Margaret Carney & Ken Galvas. Hardcover, 8 1...95. This stunning book captures the essence of the successful Flint Faience tile Company's highly diversified production between 1921-33 in Flint...
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