Details: 6 mini LED illuminated magnifying glass- the ideal vision aid, with wide illumination range. With a simple on/off
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Details: This super bright LED book light is both lightweight & practical. Featuring an adjustable head & lamp arm, this
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Details: 4.8V rechargeable cordless screwdriver. Features no load speed 200rpm, 600 m Ah Ni-Cd battery, forward & reverse
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Details: Made by Rolson Quality Tools, this light duty staple gun with a durable steel body & impact pressure adjuster
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Details: Rolson magnetic tool set with 3 pieces of equipment.
Includes:: * Magnetic parts tray
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The Rolson 70525 miniature glue gun has been manufactured with high & low temperature settings which provide material bonding versatility.

The higher temperatures have the ability to bond hard materials such as ceramic, glass, metal & plastic. Whereas the lower temperatures affixe floral foam, paper, fabric & other delicate materials.

The lever feed provides a comfortable & precise control when gluing your work pieces. Its fold out stand allows for safe & secure storage when in operation. This miniature glue gun uses 7mm diameter mini glue sticks & has been supplied with three of these.

Its miniature size allows for easy use when working on smaller items that require precise & accurate gluing making it ideal for DIY handymen for crafts & maintenance around the house or for hobbyists to build & repair models as well as toys.

Measures: 14cm x 10cm







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Details: Great plastic hand drill for wire twisting & drilling 0-0.8mm. With sturdy & smooth operating with ample power
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For a long time, Roman art was somewhat overshadowed by the art of ancient Greece. It was only in about 1900 that a search began for ancient Roman art & architecture. The foundations of Roman imagery were laid in the early days of the Empire under Emperor Augustus. The imperial court & the imperial family were role models for artistic style, taste & fashion
- trendsetters, so to speak, which imperial society was obliged to follow. It was at court that the "new" took shape, pieced together from the vocabulary of Greek originals, copies & imitations as well as new creations, but fulfilling entirely new functions & expressing new meanings. The portrait of the ruler & the so-called state reliefs, which enhanced & embroidered real events, by depicting gods for example, had a particular influence in the shaping of the imagery. Using classical stylistic means, Roman art was able to fulfill all the desires & ideas of its patrons for more than two centuries. Featured works include: Augustus of Primaporta; Gemma Augustea; Lycurgus beaker; funerary relief of the Roman couple Publius Aiedius & Publia Aiedia; Constantine I in a helmet with the christogram; the portrait of a man, the so-called Brutus; equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius; colossal portrait of Emperor Constantine I; group statue of the Emperors Diocletian, Maximian, Galerius & Constantine I, the "tetrarch group"; personifications of Macedonia & Persia. Each book in TASCHEN's " Basic Genre" series

Features: a detailed introduction with Approx. 35 photographs, plus a timeline of the most important events (political, cultural, scientific, etc.) that took place during the time period; & a selection of the most important works of the epoch; each is presented on a 2-page spread with a full-page image &, on the facing page, a description/interpretation of the work & brief biography of the artist as well as additional information such as a reference work, portrait of the artist, and/or citations


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Offers fresh insights into the evolution of the forms & meanings of Roman art. The author offers a cultural history of the functions of the visual arts, the messages that these images carried, & the values that they affirmed in late Republican Rome & the Empire. ...

For nearly four centuries, Britain was a province on the outer edge of the Roman Empire & developed a distinctively Romano-British culture & way of life. This title offers an introduction to the history, society, culture & art of Britain when it was a province of the Roman Empire. ...