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Natural Daylight Floor Lamp
#UJ9722
Antique Brass/Cherry Wood
$149.99
#UK6442
Brushed Nickel/Black Wood
$149.99
Our handsome
Natural Daylight Floor Lamp
produces
bright, clear light to reduce eyestrain while reading.
The energy-efficient 55-watt fluorescent bulb simulates
natural sunlight, emitting a distortion-free glow that lasts
up to 10,000 hours. The metal shade, neck, and base are
finished in antique brass, the wood post in a nice cherry
wood. With its adjustable gooseneck and three levels of
brightness, this lovely floor lamp (measuring about five
feet tall) is perfectly adaptable. Also available in brushed
nickel and black wood finish (not shown). Bulb reorder
form included.
(Sorry, no gift-wrapping or rush delivery.)
“Love the 3-way, full-spectrum
light—makes you feel like you’re sitting in the sun. It
is also a beautiful piece, with the real cherry wood
and brass fixtures and base, it looks like a nice library
lamp!”
—Customer Review
Vintage Correspondence Cards
#UL9472
Set of twenty-five
$17.99
Bring some old-fashioned fun and flair
to your letter writing with our
Vintage
Correspondence Cards
! These quirky
7¼"x3¾" cards feature twenty-five
different brightly colored images with
classic charm—a red rotary phone, a
typewriter, a stack of pastel suitcases,
etc.—and plenty of blank space for
all the juicy details. Packaged with
matching mint-green envelopes in a
red “book” box, these will look just as
good on your shelf as they will in the
mailbox!
Last Woman Hanged: The Terrible, True Story
of Louisa Collins
by Caroline Overington
#UM0682
Paperback, 386 pages; 2016 (2014)
$18.99
On January 8, 1889, Louisa Collins was executed in the colony of New
South Wales, hanged for the murder of her second husband. In fact,
Collins, an impoverished mother of ten, was suspected of poisoning
her first husband, too, but three previous trials had failed to garner
a guilty verdict for either crime. This fascinating historical narrative
revives the
“terrible, true story”
of Collins and her tragic demise, delving
into the original forensic evidence and examining the extraordinary
four trials to discover the truth about Collins’s guilt. In the course of
her investigation, Caroline Overington brings to life such fascinating
characters as the all-male jury members who convicted Collins; the
young girl coerced to testify against her mother; the notorious hangman who oversaw the
accused’s final moments; and the brave women who took up Collins’s cause—and sparked a
women’s rights movement that would profoundly affect the fledgling nation of Australia.
(AG)
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