The Major Embossed has cosmopolitan style with its dual zippers and elegant shape. Soft lining and a padded heel collar keep you comfortable on the go. The soft lined footbed has great arch support and is removable for people who prefer to use orthotics.

Immerse yourself in your favorite tunes with the Major V On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones. Made in part from up to 86% recycled plastic, the rugged and foldable design gives your headphones a touch of style. Marshall signature sound allows you to control and customize your listening experience. It's Bluetooth® LE Audio ready for seamless connection to your device. The customizable M-button makes it easy to personalize the day-to-day use of your headphones. Long-lasting battery. The headphones provide up to 100 hours of listening time.¹ And, they're wireless charging compatible. Plus, with quick charge, you can get up to 15 hours of playtime with a 15 minute charge.¹ ¹ Battery life and charge cycles vary with use, settings, and other factors; actual results will vary. | Marshall Major V On-Ear Headphones - Brown | Verizon

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Illustrated. 71 pages. Signed by both authors on ffep. Further inscribed and signed in title page in beautiful hand, ""For:- (blank space) Golfingly yours, David Stirk, December 1989"". #161 of limited edition of 750 copies in a clothbound slipcase. The paintings of Major Francis Powell Hopkins (1830-1913), depict scenes and personages from the Victorian era of golf. Hopkins also wrote convincingly about golf in The Field magazine under the pseudonym Shortspoon. Beautiful unmarked copy in similar slipcase. D & M #55890. Size: Oblong 4to - over 9¾"" - 12"" Tall

Four Hours a Year: A Picture-Book Story of Time Inc.'s Third Major Publishing Venture—The March of Time. A pictorial history and survey of the March of Time newsreel, which debuted in 1935. Louis de Rochemont (1899–1978), who has signed this copy was awarded a honorary Academy Award in 1936 for the series, which helped define the visual presentation of news and current events over the next several decades. He was awarded a second Oscar in 1949 as the producer of the documentary short subject A Chance to Live. De Rochemont also produced a number of feature films, including the noir classic The House on 92nd Street and The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone. The final installment of The March of Time was shown in 1951, but other newsreels (notably Universal's) directly inspired by de Rochemont's model continued production until the end of 1967. Signed by the pioneering Academy Award winning creator of The March of Time. Four Hours a Year: A Picture-Book Story of Time Inc.'s Third Major Publishing Venture—The March of Time. First edition. New York: Time Inc., 1936. Khaki cloth, 14-3/4"" x 11-1/4"", 71 pages, illustrated in black and white. Light soiling to covers with some wear to extremities (small nick/tear to top edge of front cover); two facing pages (40 and 41) with numerous small spots of skinning from previous sticking; one leaf with a bit of wear (small tears) and faint staining to fore edge; otherwise clean and good to very good overall. Boldly signed in fountain pen by Louis de Rochement, a -creator of 'The March of Time', on the front flyleaf.