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US Producer Price Index: Metals and Metal Products: Ferrous Wire Rope, Cable, Forms Strand is at a current level of 374.91, up from 374.68 last month and up from 317.27 one year ago. This is a change of 0.06% from last month and 18.17% from one year ago.

With its focus on quality and over 40 years of excellence, Strand Core produces Commercial, Mil-Spec, OEM Wire Rope, Wire Strand and Assemblies in multiple industries including but not limited to: Aerospace, Oil & Gas, Marine, Dept. of Defense, Construction, Medical and Rigging/Hoist Industries.

RMMWT7F5–. "Stripe of gold embroidery in gold thread, purl, and flattened gold wire", from Encyclopedia of Needlework, by Thérèse de Dillmont . 1884. Thérèse de Dillmont 578 Stripe of gold embroidery

RMRKNR48–Headdress - 19th century - Germany, Württenberg - Origin: Germany, Date: 1801–1900, Medium: Wide wired halo of black net embroidered with black silk.

RM2GMX99R–Rapier. Date: early 17th century; Culture: probably Italian; Medium: Steel, gold, silver, brass wire, wood; Dimensions: L. 47 5/8 in. (121 cm); L. of

RMKNGAX1–Rapier. Date: ca. 1600; Geography: possibly Saxony; Culture: German, possibly Saxony; Medium: Steel, gold, silver, iron wire, wood; Dimensions: L. 50

RM2GMXN2M–Man. Date: second half 18th century; Culture: Italian, Naples; Medium: Polychromed terracotta head and wooden limbs; body of wire wrapped in tow;

RFR24GAE–Happy New Year Banner with 2019 Numbers made by dark and glossy black wire plastic shell isolated on white Background. abstract 3d illustration

RMB53TBH–One of the "95 Way Hats" that cost 10 guineas in white nylon and gold thread. Mr. Biagie Raymond a hair stylist and hat designer of Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, demonstrated in London the new style hat that he thinks is so revolutionary in design that he has patented the rights of his design. The, hat is a strip of spring wire about a foot and a half long by 3 inches wide, that can be dressed in various materials. The cost of these hats range from 5 to 14 guineas and is definitely for the ladies in the upper income bracket

RMPJ89PD–Mongol armor from the 14th century. The armor is made entirely of wire mesh. Iron scales are fastened on the chest, shoulders and thighs. On the gloves and knees there are partly inset gold, partly inlaid with silver, almost obliterated inscriptions from which the time of the Deciphering the Mongol invasion of Russia. Likewise, the peculiar balaclava is provided with golden decorations on the same is still a kind of veil of meshwork, which covers the back of the neck and in front, similar to a Bister, protects the face (Museum of Tsarskoe Selo) ", (unleserlich)

RM2HEB6YB–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) pictured at home 1952. Together with his wife Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) they debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Milan Triennial. As recently as 2020, String® was awarded the Long Life Design award in Japan.

RM2BCM5KC–"English: Specimens of kinkhabs- brocades and cloth of gold and silver. This image is from a report entitled, A Monograph on the Wire and Tinsel Industry in Bengal, compiled by Babu Mallinath Ray, Sub-Deputy Collector, 24 Parganas district and published in 1910 by The Bengal Secretariat Book Depot.; 1910; http://dsal.uchicago.edu/books/DSAL0001 1910/; Babu Mallinath Ray; "

RM2AHRJN1–Headdress. 1801–1900. Germany. Wide wired halo of black net embroidered with black silk. Beaded head band of blue, gold and black beads. Back of crown flat gilt wire and colored jewels over gilt foil; loops of figured black satin ribbon at back. Strings of black moire ribbon

RM2AJCY98–Ægean archæeology; an introduction to the archæeology of prehistoric Greece . riod the Knos-sian ladies replaced it by the freeand natural coiffure which is sooddly modern in appearance(Fig. 99)- Gold wire spirals are found in p-,g, 99-woman from avarious tombs. They seem to Kncsianfresco (L.m.ii).have been used by both sexes for Original half ufe-she.holding the hair in position and keeping it tidy.* Theprince on the Chieftain Vase (PL XV, 3) wore hishair confined by horizontal bands, no doubt of gold,for this purpose ; we can see one over his head in frontof the ears to keep the hair from th

RMMW18RF–. "Stripe of gold embroidery in gold thread, purl, and flattened gold wire", from Encyclopedia of Needlework, by Thérèse de Dillmont . 1884. Thérèse de Dillmont 578 Stripe of gold embroidery

RM2HHWAY9–Shield (Dhál) 19th century Indian Probably from Lahore, this is a virtuoso demonstration of koftgari, or counterfeit damascening. In this technique, the steel is crosshatched with files, and designs cut from gold or silver foil or wire are applied to the rough area and burnished in place.. Shield (Dhál). Indian. 19th century. Steel, gold, silk-velvet. Shields

RMHXTJAP–Charlottesville, Va, USA. 25th Mar, 2017. STEVIE NICKS performing at the John Paul Jones Arena as part of her 24 Karat Gold Tour Credit: Tina Fultz/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RF2D7CPH7–Rising Tensions text formed with real authentic typeset letters surrounded by barbed wire on vintage textured silver grunge copper and gold background

RF2B8701T–Black and white photo of wire chandeliers hanged from ceiling. Modern lampshades. Lamp with long light bulb inside. Abstract background. Geometry

RMB53TBM–One of the "95 Way Hats" that cost 10 guineas in white nylon and gold thread. Mr. Biagie Raymond a hair stylist and hat designer of Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, demonstrated in London the new style hat that he thinks is so revolutionary in design that he has patented the rights of his design. The, hat is a strip of spring wire about a foot and a half long by 3 inches wide, that can be dressed in various materials. The cost of these hats range from 5 to 14 guineas and is definitely for the ladies in the upper income bracket

RMG3210J–File. 3rd June, 2016. MUHAMMAD ALI, the three time heavyweight boxing champion, has died at the age of 74. He had been fighting a respiratory illness. "The Greatest" was the dominant heavyweight boxer of the 1960s and 1970s, Ali won an Olympic gold medal in Rome in 1960, captured the professional world heavyweight championship on three separate occasions, and successfully defended his title 19 times. PICTURED: Oct. 12, 1964 - Florida, U.S. - October 12, 1964: MUHAMMAD ALI shows off his mighty fist and his championship belt. © The Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RM2HEB6YC–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) pictured at home 1952. Together with his wife Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) they debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Milan Triennial. As recently as 2020, String® was awarded the Long Life Design award in Japan.

RM2CDH231–. The palace of Minos : a comparative account of the successive stages of the early Cretan civilization as illustrated by the discoveries at Knossos . together of its threads into tassels with what in the original may have been gold wire. Altogether these are remarkable reproductions of textile material. The check pattern of these knots—here set diagonally—is itself very characteristic of primitive loom work. It is, indeed, a true tartan design, the double or quadruple lines, in a lighter tone—here enclosing dark green squares—being suggestive of that of the Grahams or MacAlpines. Otherwise th

RMMY26RG–. "Stripe of gold embroidery in gold thread, purl, and flattened gold wire", from Encyclopedia of Needlework, by Thérèse de Dillmont . 1884. Thérèse de Dillmont 505 Stripe of gold embroidery

RMHXTJ9K–Charlottesville, Va, USA. 25th Mar, 2017. STEVIE NICKS performing at the John Paul Jones Arena as part of her 24 Karat Gold Tour Credit: Tina Fultz/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RF2B8705B–Two metal wire chandeliers are hanging on empty wall background. Modern lampshade. Lamps with long light bulbs inside. Geometric line shapes. Minimal

RMB53TBB–One of the "95 Way Hats" that cost 10 guineas in white nylon and gold thread. Mr. Biagie Raymond a hair stylist and hat designer of Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, demonstrated in London the new style hat that he thinks is so revolutionary in design that he has patented the rights of his design. The, hat is a strip of spring wire about a foot and a half long by 3 inches wide, that can be dressed in various materials. The cost of these hats range from 5 to 14 guineas and is definitely for the ladies in the upper income bracket

RMG32104–File. 3rd June, 2016. MUHAMMAD ALI, the three time heavyweight boxing champion, has died at the age of 74. He had been fighting a respiratory illness. "The Greatest" was the dominant heavyweight boxer of the 1960s and 1970s, Ali won an Olympic gold medal in Rome in 1960, captured the professional world heavyweight championship on three separate occasions, and successfully defended his title 19 times. PICTURED: July 9, 1966 - Florida, U.S. - A tender moment with the Champ. MUHAMMAD ALI hugs a 4-year-old admirer. © The Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RM2HEB6YE–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) pictured at home 1952. Together with his wife Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) they debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Milan Triennial. As recently as 2020, String® was awarded the Long Life Design award in Japan.

RM2AX6261–Shans at home . the women are made on a copperfoundation and are very heavy, often weighing asmuch as ninety rupees. They are decorated with finesilver wire, also with silver knobs and balls. Daggers and swords have sometimes both sheathand hilt of silver; those of the chiefs are often of gold. Bowls of pipes are frequently made of silver, and themouthpieces may be of silver or gold. Formerly very handsome chatelaines resemblinglarge butterflies were worn by women. The wings andbody were made in silver, covered with blue and greenenamel; from silver chains attached to the butterflywere suspend

RMHXTJAH–Charlottesville, Va, USA. 25th Mar, 2017. STEVIE NICKS performing at the John Paul Jones Arena as part of her 24 Karat Gold Tour Credit: Tina Fultz/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RME981X7–London, UK, UK. 11th Oct, 1974. Model CHARTREAUX wearing a BPS 350.000 backless gold lame and lace dress from the Lovette Whitby Fashion Collection. © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RME981WY–Paris, France. 9th Jan, 1974. SUZAN chose this shiny one piece ensemble in yellow, gold, orange and golden brown and the glasses, or more aptly called goggles, have cushioned frames for both the sun and the cold snow. © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RMB53TBF–One of the "95 Way Hats" that cost 10 guineas in white nylon and gold thread. Mr. Biagie Raymond a hair stylist and hat designer of Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, demonstrated in London the new style hat that he thinks is so revolutionary in design that he has patented the rights of his design. The, hat is a strip of spring wire about a foot and a half long by 3 inches wide, that can be dressed in various materials. The cost of these hats range from 5 to 14 guineas and is definitely for the ladies in the upper income bracket

RMFDN0ER–Davenport, Iowa, USA. 29th Jan, 2016. Presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, signs a picture for Bill Wilson of East Moline, Friday, January 29, 2016, while meeting with supporters in the Gold Room at the Hotel Blackhawk in Davenport. © John Schultz/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RM2HEB6YF–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Kajsa Strinning. Born January 27 1922, dead December 20 2017. Swedish architect and designer pictured here in her home with her son. The Architect couple Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) and Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Mila

RME9J6TY–May 3, 1954 - London, England, United Kingdom - SHELAGH (L) wears a fancy Cooks of St. Paul"s Collection checked coat in grey and gold and VERONICA wears a fancy knotted tweed coat in grey and rust as they show off Cook"s Fall and Winter styles. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RF2B8701M–Black metallic wire chandeliers on wall corner background. Modern metal lampshade. Lamp with long light bulb. Urban interior style. Geometric lines

RM2FKABKE–Bodie, California, USA. 7th Sep, 2017. A old outhouse stands Abandoned for more than 140 years old. Bodie was once a booming town during the gold rush of 1880"s, and had nearly 10,000. In 1915 the entire town became a ghost town due to the hardship and the lawlessness of the town. Credit: Chris Rusanowsky/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RF2B86YXD–Modern metal lampshade. Black and white abstract textured background. Curved wire ribbon ball chandelier closeup. Interior lamp decoration.

RME9J6W4–May 28, 1971 - London, England, United Kingdom - Model STELLA WEBBER wears boots and a garter belt as well as a Tudor Pageboy outfit in gold, white and dark green from the Knitmaster home knitting machine Knitwear range of designs at the Knitmaster Fashion Show at the Royal Kensington, London. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RME981X2–Paris, France. 28th Sep, 1973. Three models wearing all gold, including metallic gold foil coiled wigs by designer Pelfran during the Paris Fashion Show held at the Armenonville Pavilion in Bois de Boulogne, Paris. The debut of reversible art deco furs caused quite a stir with the audience. © KEYSTONE Pictures/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

RM2AJ7MCB–A guide to the antiquities of the bronze age in the Department of British and mediæval antiquities . .Ill) has the same decoration, while its size and shape are in closeagreement. It is conceivaljle that the idea was imported fromDenmark or Sweden between the ninth and seventh century b. c:.Part of a rich hoard found at Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare, ishere shown, consisting of bracelets of a simple character, and alarge series of penannular pieces commonly known as ring-money.Gold rings and bracelets of the true Bronze period are often ofthin strands like wire, while the thick and heavy ring

RM2FKABPB–Bodie, California, USA. 7th Sep, 2017. A old church house stands abandoned for more than 140 years old. Bodie was once a booming town during the gold rush of 1880"s, and had nearly 10,000. In 1915 the entire town became a ghost town due to the hardship and the lawlessness of the town. 9/7/17 Credit: Chris Rusanowsky/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RMR8HHW1–October 23, 2018 - Atlanta, GA - Mendel Rashi, a Hungarian Jewish homeless gentleman who couldn"t quite remember his age, was headed to a Kroger store in Atlanta where he planned to sleep in a corner outside as protection from the cold weather. He likes to spend his days being free to roam with his carts of "silver and gold" treasures. He has but four teeth and isn"t able to eat much except soft fruit, especially bananas. (Credit Image: © Robin Rayne/ZUMA Wire)

RMB53TB7–One of the "95 Way Hats" that cost 10 guineas in white nylon and gold thread. Mr. Biagie Raymond a hair stylist and hat designer of Sloane Street, Knightsbridge, demonstrated in London the new style hat that he thinks is so revolutionary in design that he has patented the rights of his design. The, hat is a strip of spring wire about a foot and a half long by 3 inches wide, that can be dressed in various materials. The cost of these hats range from 5 to 14 guineas and is definitely for the ladies in the upper income bracket

RM2HEB702–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Kajsa Strinning. Born January 27 1922, dead December 20 2017. The Architect couple Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) and Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Milan Triennial. As recently as 2020, String® was awarded the Long Life Desi

RM2ABWJMP–ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. BY BERLIN H. WRIGHT. Sympathetic Inks. NEW WIRE CLOTHING FOR BURRING CYLINDERS. NEW WIRE CLOTHING FOR BURRING CYLINDERS. Petroleum and Gold. Reduction of Nitrate of Silver by Means of Charcoal. New Agricultural Iventions. Naphtha and Benzine., scientific american, 1878-12-14

RM2HEB6YK–The designers of the Swedish String shelf. Kajsa Strinning. Born January 27 1922, dead December 20 2017. The Architect couple Nisse Strinning (1917-2006) and Kajsa Strinning (1922-2017) debuted as designers with a humble plate rack using steel wire, a technique that would be refined over the years. In 1949, they created a Scandinavian design classic when the String shelf won the Bonnier Folk Library competition. A few years later, in 1954, String earned them their first international design prize, a gold medal at the Milan Triennial. As recently as 2020, String® was awarded the Long Life Desi

RM2AG5FY0–. The youth of James Whitcomb Riley; fortune"s way with the poet from infancy to manhood. /. Standard Remedy Tkade-mabkDesigned by Riley OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY 121 twixt the flag and the wire—now gazing on thepurple haze that hung over the valley where the riverflowed—now skirting sunny glens where the beesdroned their honey-song in the golden-rods—threadingthe winding seclusion of the river road—fording thecreek near the rustic bridge of Wonderland—alightinga moment at the Indian spring for a draught From the old-fashioned gourd that was sweeter, byodds,Than the goblets of gold at the li

Lawrence retired from the Bethlehem Steel Corporation in the Wire Rope department in 1981. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and golfer. He was very proud of his hole-in-one on number 7 at White Deer in 1980.

He is also survived by his grandchildren: Jon Huff (Teresa), Wilmington, DE; Kimberly Hufnagel (John), Corning, NY; Dr. Matthew Wolfe, Rochester, NY; Daniel Wolfe, Williamstown, MA; Kelly Allamaras (Damon), Williamsport; and Dr. Michael Bair, (fiancée Jackie) Lexington, KY. and his great grandchildren: Emily, Andrew and Colin Huff, Jacob and Benjamin Hufnagel, Landon and Cooper Allamaras, and Neil and Simon Wolfe. They all knew him as “Umpy” and loved him very much.