De diverse generaties DAF bij Peter Vis. DAF XF95. DAF XF105. DAF XF Euro 6. DAF XF Euro 6b.

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The DAF YA 328 is a military truck that was developed by the Dutch company DAF in the late 1940s - English

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We kennen Spaansen allemaal van hun trucks met songteksten. Maar we kunnen niet altijd meezingen. Hier een bloemlezing van enkele Spaansen trucks waarbij de enige muziek het motorgeluid is. DAF 2100. DAF 95. DAF 2000. DAF 1600. DAF 3300. DAF club van vier. Hanomag-Henschel F261. Henschel. DAF DO2400. DAF CF75. DAF 1700. Terberg terminaltrekker. DAF DO2000. DAF V1600. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. DAF 2100. GINAF F-serie. Mergam 8×6. DAF 95XF. Kromhout. FTF F-8.20D. MAN TGA. MAN L2000. MAN. Henschel. MAN TGA. MAN TGA. Hanomag-Henschel F261. Henschel HS140. Bedford TK. Skoda Octavia. Mercedes-Benz O302. DAF 45. DAF 2600. VW Crafter 1st gen. VW

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Once an all-ERF fleet, McBean has been using DAFs lately.

Erwin Visser: “Van bewolkt naar een lekker zonnetje en een leuke vangst. Volgende week waarschijnlijk een levering van twee DAFs en zaterdag buitenspelen in Nederhemert op de truckpull testdag. Altijd mooi om de veranderingen te zien en gezellig langs de baan te staan.”

This neat DAF FAS 3300 truck and drawbar trailer was discovered on Flickr today. Constructed by DAF-building specialist Arian Janssens this classic DAF looks like it can haul a lot of wooden pallets. Or another couple of DAFs as it turns out. See more at Arian's photostream via the link.

The advanced DAF system offered by Krofta does not warrant a separate flocculation tank, flocculation mixer, flash tank and flash mixer. The Air Saturation Tank of yesteryears is replaced by the patented Krofta Air Dissolving Tube (ADT) which provides effluent saturated with air in residence time of 10 seconds. Air requirement is also very low as compared to the DAFs of earlier designs.

$1095 CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN DAFODDILE BEIGE 160 38.5 This is the ever popular Dafs in Nude/Beige color! Great with practically all outfits from formal gowns to ripped jeans and all seasons! Comfortable because of the platform design! Red vibrams have been professionally installed for $75. Some scuffing as shown on photos. Comes with the original box, dustbag and receipt! Follow me💞💞💞 📱 INSTAGRAM: augustpinkstyle 📟 TWITTER: augustpinkstyle 📷 PINTEREST: augustpinkstyle 📺YOUTUBE CHANNEL: aug

Daf (dap) (Persian, Khowar dialect: دف, from Middle Persian: dap) is a large Persian frame drum used in popular and classical music. The frame is usually made of hardwood with many metal ringlets attached, and the membrane is usually goatskin. Daf is mostly used in the Middle East, Kurdistan, Azerbaijan, Iran, Armenia, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia, and usually accompanies singers and players of the tambura, violin, oud, saz and other Middle Eastern instruments. Some dafs are equipped with small cymbals, making them analogous to a large tambourine. --- Photo By: Poria DAIE عکس از: پوریا داعی about.me/poria

Gothic Weaving Embroidery Enamel Sculpture genuine antique chromolithograph 1889. Weaving and embroidery, which were produced in large numbers during the Gothic period, especially in the monasteries, initially followed the patterns inherited from the south and east (Fig. 11). Carpet pattern from a tempera painting by Niccolo Alunno (1466) in the Pinacoteca in Perugia. DESCRIPTION : Antique / Vintage chromolithograph of GOTHISCH WEBEREI, STICKEREI, BEMALTE SKULPTUR UND EMAIL (Gothic Weaving, Embroidery, Painted Sculpture and Enamel) GOTHIC WEAVING, EMBROIDERY, PAINTED SCULPTURE AND ENAMEL Weaving and embroidery, which were produced in large numbers during the Gothic period, especially in the monasteries, initially followed the patterns inherited from the south and east (Fig. 11). But this was gradually abandoned and people turned to decoration with flowers and leaves, which were used in a strict stylization, without, however, excluding the figurative element. The latter had its place particularly in sacred vestments, curtains and carpets in churches, where it was given a symbolic meaning. The fact that linear ornament also maintained its place in Italian Gothic (Fig. 6-9) should not surprise us, given the influence of Byzantine and Arabic art in earlier times (cf. also Plate 44, Fig. 13, 14, 16, 19). Sculptures made of wood or stone were often painted; the garment patterns usually show the motifs mentioned above. Fig. 12 and 13 belong to the transition from the Gothic to the Renaissance. Enamel was used extensively in the 13th century on the magnificent reliquaries, but the Romanesque decorative forms were still very prominent here. Figure 1. Statue of St. Simon in the choir of the Cologne Cathedral. Fig. 2. Garment pattern on another statue there. Fig. 3. Embroidered border of French origin. 14th century. Fig. 4. Embroidered fabric of French origin (instead of gold, silver is used in the original). 15th century. Fig. 5. Embroidered fabric of French origin. 14th century. Fig. 6 - 9. Borders and carpet patterns from the wall paintings in the upper church of St. Francesco in Assisi. 14th century. Fig. 10. Carpet pattern from a tempera painting by Niccolo Alunno (1466) in the Pinacoteca in Perugia. Fig. 11. Sicilian fabric from St. Mary's Church in Gdansk. 13th century. Fig. 12. Border of a carpet on a painting by Hugo van der Goes in the Uffizi in Florence. 15th century. Fig. 13. Border of a carpet on a painting by Mantegna in S. Zeno in Verona, end of the 15th century. Fig. 14. Border of an embroidered bodice. 14th century (German work). Fig. 15 and 16. Fabric pattern from the 14th century, of French origin. Fig. 17. Gilded copper engraving from the cross reliquary panel in the Catholic parish church in Mettlach. Fig. 18-20. Enamelled decorations on the shrine of the three kings in Cologne Cathedral, beginning of the 13th century. Fig. 21. Enamelled border from the beginning of the 13th century in the Musée de Cluny. Fig. 6 - 8. Taken by Reg.-Baumeister Borkhardt in Stuttgart. Fig. 9 and 10. H. Dolmetsch, The rest taken from: "Weerth, Kunstdenkmäler des christl. Mittelalters in den Rheinlanden." "Hoffmann, Les arts et l'industrie." "Cahier et Martin, mélanges d'archéologie." "Louandre, Les arts somptuaires." "Dupont-Auberville, l'ornement des tissus." "Viollet-le-Duc, dictionnaire raisonné du mobilier français." GOTHISCH WEBEREI, STICKEREI, BEMALTE SKULPTUR UND EMAIL Grewebe und Stickereien, welche in grosser Anzahl während der gothischen Periode namentlich in den Klöstern gefertigt wurden, schlossen sich in der ersten Zeit noch an die vom Süden und Osten überkommenen Muster an (Fig. 11). Aber man verschmähte dies allmählich und wandte sich besonders der Verzierung durch Blumen und Blätter zu, die in strenger Stilisierung Verwendung finden, ohne jedoch das figürliche Element auszuschliefsen. Letzteres hatte seinen Platz namentlich bei heiligen Gewändern, Vorhängen und Teppichen in Kirchen, wo ihm eine symbolische Beziehung unterlegt wurde. Dafs in der italienischen Gothik auch das Linienornament seinen Platz behauptete (Fig. 6-9), darf uns bei dem Einflufs byzantinischer und arabischer Kunst in der früheren Zeit nicht Wunder nehmen (vergl. auch Taf. 44, Fig. 13, 14, 16, 19). Skulpturen von Holz oder Stein wurden vielfach bemalt; die Gewandmuster zeigen dann gewöhnlich die oben erwähnten Motive. Fig. 12 u. 13 gehören schon dem Übergang von der Gothik zur Renaissance an. Das Email fand besonders im 13. Jahrhundert an den prächtigen Reliquienschreinen reichste Anwendung, hiebei kamen jedoch die romanischen Zierformen noch sehr zur Geltung. Figur 1. Statue des h. Simon im Chor des Domes zu Köln. Fig. 2. Gewandmuster an einer andern Statue daselbst. Fig. 3. Gestickte Bordüre französischen Ursprungs. XIV. Jahrhundert. Fig. 4. Gestickter Stoff französischen Ursprungs (anstatt Gold ist im Original Silber angewendet). XV. Jahrh. Fig. 5. Gestickter Stoff französischen Ursprungs XIV. Jahrh. Fig. 6 - 9. Bordüren und Teppichmuster von den Wandgemälden der Oberkirche S. Francesco zu Assisi. XIV. Jahrh. Fig. 10. Teppichmuster von einem Temperagemälde des Niccolo Alunno (1466) in der Pinakothek zu Perugia. Fig. 11. Sizilianisches Gewebe aus der Marienkirche zu Danzig. XIII. Jahrh. Fig.12. Borde eines Teppichs auf dem Bilde des Hugo van der Goes in den Uffizien zu Florenz. XV. Jahrh. Fig. 13. Borde eines Teppichs auf einem Bilde von Mantegna in S. Zeno zu Verona, Ende des XV. Jahrh. Fig. 14. Bordüre von einem gestickten Mefsgewande. XIV. Jahrh. (deutsche Arbeit). Fig. 15 u. I6. Stoffmuster aus dem XIV. Jahrh., französischen Ursprungs. Fig. 17. Vergoldete Kupfergravierung von der Kreuzreliquientafel in der kath. Pfarrkirche zu Mettlach. Fig. 18-20. Emaillierte Verzierungen am Schrein der h. drei Könige im Dom zu Köln, Anfang des XIII. Jahrh. Fig. 21. Emaillierte Bordüre aus dem Anfang des XIII. Jahrh. im Musée de Cluny. Fig. 6 - 8. Aufgenommen von Reg.-Baumeister Borkhardt in Stuttgart. Fig. 9 u. 10. H. Dolmetsch, Das Übrige entnommen aus: "Weerth, Kunstdenkmäler des christl. Mittelalters in den Rheinlanden." "Hoffmann, Les arts et l'industrie."  "Cahier et Martin, mélanges d'archéologie."  "Louandre, Les arts somptuaires."  "Dupont-Auberville, l'ornement des tissus." "Viollet-le-Duc, dictionnaire raisonné du mobilier français." PROVENANCE: Rescued from a distressed volume of Der Ornamentenschatz ein Musterbuch Stillvoller Ornamente aus allen Kunstephochen by H. Dolmetsch ( The Ornament Treasure is a sample book of stylish ornaments from all eras of art). Title page is not included. I include an A4 page with the German and English (Google translated) description. DATE : Published 1889, Stuttgart verlag Von Julius Hoffmann CONDITION : has a rough edge, some minor grubby marks and discolouration, blank on reverse.  SIZE : 24.2 cm x 33.8 cm SHIPPING : Posted flat, in a plastic sleeve, between two pieces of cardboard, and in a plastic mailing bag