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Knoxville, Tennessee (PRWEB) January 23, 2012

Jewelry TV? (JTV), the leading provider of broadcast network focused exclusively on shops selling jewelry and gemstones, introduced its new “Titanic” jewelry collection last week to sell the entire collection in less than an hour. The collection, created in partnership with the “Titanic” Attraction The museum was created in honor of the 100th anniversary of the maiden voyage of ships in April 2012. The network plans to bring the fee within a year with many events in April. Real estate jewelry collection “Titanic” will be for sale by its JTV.com in price from $ 20 to $ 200

public reception of “Titanic” jewelry collection reflects a fascination and respect for this part of history, “said Pat Bryant, director of marketing for JTV. Our goal in this collection to the public to honor and celebrate the modern woman on board the” Titanic “, some of which are international icons style

“expedition, John Jocelyn resting place for the” Titanic “at the bottom of the ocean gives us the opportunity to work in a historically accurate collection of jewelry,” said Dan Chase, vice president of merchandising. “Women everywhere will be able to decorate a piece of history.”

Titanic jewelry collection captures the elegance and splendor of the period with intricately designed pieces of Art Nouveau and Edwardian styles, typical of the era. The collection is inspired by famous women traveling on the first flight RMS Titanics

Dorothy

Gibsons American Beauty collection inspired by the 22-year-old movie star. Gibson began his career as a Broadway singer and dancer before detection. The embodiment of American Beauty, a hallmark of this collection is a sophisticated red t gold and white crystals grown pin / brooch, which captures their grace and elegance.

Edith

Rosembaums Collection has a beautiful mirror necklace, inspired by the Victorian era. Rosenbaum is a dramatic character who loves fashion style. A journalist who travels frequently to Europe to report on the latest fashions, she returned home from France when she got the “Titanic”

Lady Lucy Duff

Gordons Couture Collection jewelry inlaid with cameo cameo necklace, earrings and brooches. Lady Lucy Duff Gordon International icon of style and fashion designer famous. She opened a luxury boutique in London called the Maison Lucile, and was known for dramatic use of color and a clean cloth.

Lucille carters noble collection of blue heart pendant Heart step of the ocean, surrounded by white crystals. Carter is one of the most prominent families in Philadelphia and was accustomed to living benefits. When she sat down in “Titanic”, he returned from Europe with her husband, two children, a maid, a servant of her husband, two dogs and a new convertible, which she bought in France.

Eleanor extenders social butterfly collection includes tons of silver, marcasite crystal flower pin / brooch. Widener and her husband were among the richest families on board the “Titanic” – the second after John Jacob Astor and Madeleine.

Princess Madeleine

Astors Edwardian Collection sparkling Kings features round, baguette and square crystals of Emerald Cut. Madeleine Astor Talmeyzh group was only 18 when she got the “Titanic” on the way home from Egypt, where she honeymoon with John Jacob Astor IV – one of the richest men in America. Mr. Astor was more than twice her age and took his young bride, a princess.

“JTV is proud to partner with the sights of the” Titanic “Museum to bring our loyal customers jewelry of life,” said Randy Sadler, vice president of marketing for JTV

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Values ??TV? (JTV) is the only network of commercial broadcasting, which focuses exclusively on selling jewelry and gemstones. A private company was founded in 1993 and broadcast high-definition programming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at more than 80 million unique households in the U. S. Television Jewelry? was recently ranked 14th largest retailer of jewelry in the U.S. National Jeweler. JTV.com is the fifth largest jewelry destination on the Internet, according to Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide for 2010. For more information, visit JTV.com.

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Naples, FL (PRWEB) January 17, 2012

digital editions Afro-Americana, 1535-1922: From the Library Company of Philadelphia will be introduced in the late spring of 2012 by Readex, the division of NewsBank. Designed by the famous library of collectionan accumulation, which began with Benjamin Franklin and has grown steadily throughout its historythis unique new online resource will give researchers more than 12,000 large print works for the African-American history. Critical items include the discovery and exploitation of African sunsets, the growth of slavery in the New World, as well as the growth and success of the movement to abolish the death penalty, the development of racial thought and racism, describing an African-American and lifeslave freethroughout America, and slavery and race in literature, and the drama. Featured works are printed on the African-American actors.

Library Company of Afro-Americana Collection is one of the most comprehensive and valuable archives of printed materials for people of African descent throughout the world, said Professor Richard Newman of the Rochester Institute of Technology. From the earliest descriptions of African society and culture of the black struggle for justice in America in the 19th century, it remains the benchmark for researchers and students. To be available online and at your fingertips in a format search to a dream come true.

papers in this collection, many of which are fairly rare, covering nearly 400 years, from the early 16th to early 20th century. Examples of David Walkers Appeal in 1829. . . colored citizens of the world, but in particular, and very specifically those of the United States military attack from both southern slavery and the efforts to colonize the free blacks, Lydia Maria Childs 1833 essay, the treatment in favor of this class of Americans called Africans, William PHOTO underground railways : Record facts, real stories, letters and newspapers, talks about the difficulties of hair escapes and death struggle of slaves in their efforts to Freedom (1872), William J. Men Mark Simmons: Video, Progressive and Rising (1887) and “Booker T. Washingtons history of the Negro: The Rise of the race from slavery, published in 1909

, included as an important but lesser-known works such as Joseph Sydney, words, memories of the slave trade abolition (New York, 1809) and Russell Parrott, the address for the elimination of trafficking. . . The first in January 1814 (Philadelphia, 1814), two works by African American authors, in honor of the January 1 anniversary of the end of the slave trade, slavery Bobalition Grand! (Boston, 1820), a satire of such holidays is an example of long-neglected genre, Robert B. Lewis, of light and truth (Portland, Maine, 1836), which champions the central role of black Africans, laying the groundwork for an ancient civilization, William Wells Brown , a black man, his origin, his genius and his achievements (1865 reprint of 1863 newly liberated Savannah collective biographies of famous black people, many of them are still alive, and most of all, as a writer, a former slave), Martin R. making, Principia of Ethnology : The origin of race, color, Archaeological collection Ethiopian and Egyptian Civilization (Philadelphia, 1879), works on African-American analysis of the origin of color and black race and the protection of creativity, Charles Carroll, a black beast or B image of God (St. Louis, 1900) , one of the many white papers wild, failure of humanity of black and three works by prominent African-American sociologist W. E. B. Du Bois: Atlanta Conference (Atlanta, 1902), some effort of American Negroes for their own social improvement (Atlanta, 1898), and selected bibliography of the American Negro (Atlanta 1905):

Library Company of Afro-Americana Collection began to win international recognition for its size, scale and importance in the late 1960s, scientists have influenced the civil rights activity, initiated a study of fresh slaverys in American history. Although researchers have rediscovered the importance of long ago, the work of African-Americans, they told us that our collection is vital for new scholarships to African-American studies, says James M. Green, a librarian. Install the library, as a company of its kind exhibition of Negro History, 1553-1903, in 1969, and that the publication in 1973 of legal bibliography of African-American 1553-1906: Catalogue of resources Library Company of Philadelphia and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Since then, African-American is one of the priorities of public library and the collection has grown with each passing year. The second edition of the catalog, including 2,500 works acquired since 1973, was published in 2008, maintaining and expanding the heritage of this important work right now and bibliographic control Readexs online edition. Afro-Americana, 1535-1922 will be fully integrated into American Historical prints for easy search of early American imprints, series I and II: Evans and Shaw-Shoemaker, 1639-1819, and recent additions Library Company of Philadelphia, which added nearly 2,000 newly discovered elements . In addition, Afro-Americana, 1535-1922 will be cross-search of all American archival collections, including African-American newspapers, 1827-1998, and African-American periodicals, 1825-1995

researchers around the world praised the early partnership between the library and Readex company to digitize this remarkable collection. UCLA professor emeritus Gary Nash writes scholarship benefit, on the one hand, and the doctrine that the time will come when a company library of Afro-Americana Collection is made in the digital database is almost impossible to measure. This will be an important step in the acquisition of American history in general life of the African American component. Teachers at all levels will find a gold mine.

and Michigan State University professor John S. March says: Early Afro-American Studies is a global company, which includes researchers in U.S. and Europe, Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and Latin America. This collaboration between the library and Readex company to lead to new resources in REACH and enrich it still more research and training

for Library Company of Philadelphia

Library Company is an independent research library specializing in American history and culture of 17 to the 19th century. Founded in 1731, Benjamin Franklin, the Library Company’s first successful lending library of the American and the oldest cultural institution. Free and open to the public, Library Company houses large circulating collection of rare books, manuscripts, beads, ephemera, prints, photographs and artwork. The mission is the preservation of the library, interpret, provide and increase the valuable materials within their care. It serves a variety of Philadelphia County and across the nation, representing a comprehensive service for readers who are internationally recognized scholarship program, online directories and regular exhibitions and outreach programs

creating a program in African-American history in 2007 (now the leadership of Eric Armstrong Dunbar, associate professor of history at the University of Delaware), a library, the Company has expanded scholarships, conferences, exhibitions, publications, public, training teachers, and acquisitions to achieve its full potential is its interest in this area. For more information about this program, see http://www.librarycompany.org/paah/

About Readex, the division of NewsBank

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