#dopp

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[garmyarmy]

10/12 ~ Pilot

[lingrenyu]

0079/09, A hypersonic fighter capable of reaching Mach 5 speeds?Dopp fighter design analysis:The backbone of the Zeon Air Force against the E.F.F

[pie-prime]

DoPP deleted scene real not click bait /hj

Is this anything. Is this something

[uwmspeccoll]

Publishers' Binding Thursday

This Publishers' Binding Thursday post begins a mini-series on an instructional series of anthropology books for children by American author and educator Katharine E. Dopp (1863-1944). Dopp was born in Portage County, WI and was dedicated to her own education and educating others. She was a professor with a special interest in anthropology and wrote this series of books about early peoples that is part of our Historical Curriculum Collection.

The Tree-Dwellers was published in Chicago and New York by Rand McNally & Co. in 1903, and is Book 1 in their Industrial and Social History Series. This book focuses on "Tree-Dwellers" who supposedly primarily lived in trees in forests. It is unclear where exactly these people were meant to have lived, as the book includes both animals from Africa (like the Hippopotamus) and North America (see the image of a wolf with a cartoonish face).

Upon reading some of the text we had a good laugh, primarily about the idea of horses the size of a fox that had toes. However, this information turned out to be true! Our Head of Special Collections, Max, informed us that this is in fact how horses evolved. We still feel safe chuckling at the goofy-looking dinosaur, however, and the wolf with a silly face.

Stay tuned for more books from this series!

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-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager

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Toiletry bag

“Transparent toiletry bag with typical accessories.” - via Wikimedia Commons (original description translated from Swedish using Google Translate)

[pyrettawychwiggin]

Vera & Dopps (Destiny 2)

My newest piece from Destiny 2 - her Guardian, Vera and her ghost's Dopps (Doppler/D0PL3R)! We're not playing as much D2 these days, but I had this started a little while after our 63-Hour stream, and I had just never gotten back to it. I figured it was at least time to finish it.

The background is obviously just a generic background from The Dreaming City from the actual game.

I love how she turned out ♡

~ Pyretta Wychwiggin

[dufrau]

I FINALLY GOT PAIIIIIID.

and i did not buy boots!

(so far)

[deviatory]

1978 // The Doppelganger & Q // art by the wonderful grozat !

[itneedsmoregays]

Commission by @dopp-likes-yanderes​

I’ll never get over how cool Gus’ locs with the rings look!

[fantasticalleigh]

there is going to be a hot dog festival next week and i will be going (threat)

[wackulart]

The most fetishy request imaginable: premarital hand holding with Black Hat-

hold that creature's hand, this instant !!!!!1!1

[tettasinistra]

Dobbiamo DISTRUGGERE poltronesofà dobbiamo DISTRUGGERE il loro oscuro centro del potere FORLÌ

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Publishers' Binding Thursday

This week's Publisher's Binding Thursday books are a continuation of our series on the works of Katharine E. Dopp in the genre of anthropological books for children. These books are geared toward a young audience and are intended to teach children about early humans. These two books, The Early Cave-Men and The Later Cave-Men, are focused on cave-dwelling peoples. They were published by Rand McNally and Company in 1904 and 1906, respectively.

The bindings feature depictions of caves and the sheer faces of rock that they can be found in. The Early Cave-Men cover showing caves up close and the Later Cave-Men cover showing a series of rock faces along a coastline. These books are the second and third in the series.

View more books in this series.

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-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager

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