text: 2008-10-09 Devang Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 6184418 * driverdriver.c (get_arch_name): Enable 64 bit by default in x86. (main): Check -m32 and -m64 on command line. Select default -arch. 2008-09-05 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 6177003 * build_gcc: Add support for LANGUAGES. 2008-09-03 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 6156214 * build_gcc (ARM_CONFIGFLAGS): On ARM, Configure --with-build-sysroot instead of --with-sysroot. * build_libgcc (ARM_CONFIGFLAGS): Likewise. 2008-08-25 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 6162685 * build_libgcc: Strip libgcc. Radar 6175043 * build_libgcc: Disable bootstrap if BOOTSTRAP is empty. 2008-08-06 Eugene Marinelli <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 6123671 * driverdriver.c (main): Instead of aborting, print a fatal error when there is no argument after -o. 2008-06-04 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 5961147 * build_gcc: Use 4.2.1 libstdcxx headers for ARM. 2008-05-09 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 5925341 * build_libgcc (TRANSLATE_ARCH): Add s/armv6/arm/. 2008-04-15 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 5866354 * build_gcc: Translate armv6->arm in HOSTS and TARGETS. Also, don't try to build libgomp for ARM. 2008-02-07 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 5730761 * driverdriver.c (do_compile_separately): New variable ifn_found, provide a fatal error if set twice for a single invocation. 2008-01-17 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> * driverdriver.c (do_compile): Move malloc of arch_specific_argv to after call to add_arch_options. 2008-01-09 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 5256615 * driverdriver.c (arch_conditional): New global... (initialize): ...initialize it. (filter_args_for_arch): New function... (do_compile): ...use it. (do_compile_separately): Maintain arch_conditional. (main): Set arch_conditional. Configure and use arch_specific_argc and arch_specific_argv. Pass args through filter_args_for_arch. 2007-11-07 Josh Conner <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 5585401 * GNUmakefile: Add install_libgcc target. * build_libgcc: New file. 2007-10-26 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 5562046 * configure: Don't configure libgomp, libobjc, libstdc++-v3, or libssp for arm-*-darwin*. * configure.in: Likewise. * driverdriver.c (arch_config_map): Add arm variants. (add_arch_options): Likewise. * build_gcc: For ARM, configure with sysroot. 2007-08-30 Josh Conner <email@example.com> Radar 5448306 * build_gcc: Add and use CROSS_TARGETS. Use intermediate compiler instead of destination compiler when building driver-driver. 2007-07-31 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 5370764 * REMOVED: Document removed files. 2007-06-20 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 5279253 * order-files: Delete. 2007-06-18 Eric Christopher <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc (I386_CPU): Remove and remove all uses. 2006-12-13 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4697325 * driverdriver.c: New. * build_gcc: Use driverdriver.c rather than gcc/config/darwin-driver.c. 2007-05-23 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 5191899 * build_gcc: Build target libraries for all native compilers. Rewrite libgomp install handling. 2007-05-16 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 5191899 * build_gcc: Copy over libgomp.a and libgomp.spec. 2007-05-03 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4929862 * build_gcc: Don't hardcode OS version number. 2007-03-21 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 5048438 * build_gcc: Add links for as and ld so the driver can find them even when they aren't in the path. 2007-03-15 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 5020628 * build_gcc: Stubify libstdc++.dylib instead of symlinking. 2007-02-27 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 4913513 * build_gcc: Copy contents of dSYM directories, not just directory itself. 2007-02-06 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4979322 * build_gcc: Remove sdk bits. * sdk: Remove. * sdk-test: Remove. 2007-01-19 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4856823 * build_gcc: Add glue for libstdcxx. 2007-01-17 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4929541 * GNUmakefile (SRC): Use $(shell ) instead of ``. 2007-01-05 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 4913513 * build_gcc: Copy .dSYM files to ~sym even if they are directories. 2006-12-22 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4527353 * build_gcc: Remove support for extra headers from more-hdrs for include/machine. Move sdk building support after compiler builds. * more-hdrs/machine: Remove. * sdk: Generate the 10.4u and 10.4.0.Internal SDK bits. Generate the 10.3.9 and 10.3.internal SDK bits. 2006-12-21 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4527353 * build_gcc: Add SDK compiler bits. * sdk: Add. * sdk-test: Add. 2006-12-14 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4884923 * build_gcc (HTMLDIR): Update for Leopard. 2006-12-07 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4856823 * build_gcc: Add glue for libstdcxx still being darwin8, but allow for the day when they install as 9. 2006-09-25 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Expect DWARF debug info in produced executables. 2006-09-25 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 4740850 * build_gcc (I386_CPU): Default to apple cpu. 2006-09-07 Eric Christopher <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4720186 * more-hdrs/stdint.h: Make constants 64-bit. 2006-08-15 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 4210567 * build_gcc: Don't install libgcc dylibs. 2006-07-12 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 4624477 * build_gcc (SHARED_LIBS): Add compatibility libraries. 2006-06-27 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 4512244 * build_gcc: Fix soft links for 64-bit multilibs. 2006-06-22 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 4512244 * build_gcc: Remove libgcc extra library handling. Create soft links for 64-bit multilib. 2006-05-05 Eric Christopher <email@example.com> Radar 4471963 * build_gcc: Change default x86 processor to nocona and tuning to generic. 2006-03-12 Eric Christopher <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Support x86_64 multilib. 2006-05-06 Eric Christopher <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4533804 * build_gcc: Unset CC. 2006-06-04 Devang Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> * README.Apple: Remove outdated info. 2006-06-04 Devang Patel <email@example.com> * README.Apple: Update web links. 2006-03-15 Devang Patel <email@example.com> Radar 4468705 * build_gcc (MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET): Do not unset. 2006-03-09 Devang Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4468705 * build_gcc (MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET): Unset. 2006-01-23 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4332100 * build_gcc (CONFIGFLAGS): Add --with-slibdir. 2006-01-17 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 4396225 * build_gcc: Copy dylibs before stripping. 2005-10-24 Matthew Sachs <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4292858 * GNUmakefile: Take HOSTS and TARGETS from RC_ARCHS if it's set. 2005-10-17 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 4278941 * build_gcc (CFLAGS): Just prepend to RC_NONARCH_CFLAGS. 2005-10-07 Matthew Sachs <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4193453 * build_gcc: Link against gcc's copy of libiberty when building the Darwin driver; build Darwin driver for hosts, not targets. 2005-10-01 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Make strip and lipo target versions. Update libgcc names. Don't strip stub libraries. 2005-07-11 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * libstdc++-v3: Remove all APPLE LOCAL markers. 2005-07-08 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> * Merge from gcc_4_0_0_release to gcc_4_0_1_release. 2005-07-16 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * build_gcc (LIBSTDCXX_VERSION): New. (Run the build): Don't build libstdc++. (CONFIGFLAGS): Have program-transform-name change 'g++' too. Change --with-gxx-include-dir to point to new libstdc++ location. (Rearrange various libraries): Remove libstdc++-related stuff. (bin): Find all the g++ drivers. (lib): Explicitly name libgcc libraries. Dramatically simplify installed-name logic. (include): Don't do anything with c++ headers. (Install man pages): Don't handle g++.1 specially. 2005-07-05 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * more-hdrs/stdint.h (WCHAR_MIN): Don't define if already defined. 2005-06-19 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * more-hdrs/stdint.h (INT32_C): Don't use ##L. (UINT32_C): Likewise. 2005-06-16 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * build_gcc: Use -Werror when building with ourself. 2005-06-01 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Merge in chablis-branchpoint->chablis-merge-2005-06-01. 2005-05-18 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 4110533 * build-gcc: Don't strip shell scripts, chgrp to wheel when done, and rebuild less when doing a rebuild. 2005-04-13 Geoff Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 4071716 * build_gcc (I386_CPU): Make prescott the default. 2005-04-11 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Use I386_CPU each time something is configured to target x86. (I386_CPU): New. 2005-02-28 Stan Shebs <email@example.com> Ian Ollmann <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 3951637 * more-hdrs/ppc_intrinsic.h: Make 64-bit friendly: (__lwbrx, __rlwnm, __rlwinm, __mulhw, __mulhwu): Use int instead of long for 32-bit values. (__cntlzw, __cntlzd): Use existing builtins. 2005-01-24 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> Radar 3971437 * build_gcc: run nmedit on libcc_kext.a so that dependent kexts can all have their own copy of (say) divdi3. This returns libcc_kext.a to how things were done in gcc-3.3. 2005-01-18 Stuart Hastings <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 3939868 * more-hdrs/stdint.h (intmax_t, unitmax_t): Derive from __INTMAX_TYPE__, __UINTMAX_TYPE__ if available. 2004-12-16 Stan Shebs <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Lipo in the ppc64 libstdc++ dylib if it exists. 2004-12-16 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 3920294 * more-hdrs/float.h: Replace by stub for Metrowerks. Radar 3920035 * more-hdrs/stdbool.h: Add Metrowerks stub-ness. 2004-12-06 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Radar 3891870 * more-hdrs/machine/limits.h: Instead of fixincluding files we own, just fix it. * build_gcc (more-hdrs): Fix up nested header support. * fixincludes/fixinc.in: Add apple local markers, avoid 64bit hack when possible. 2004-11-27 Stan Shebs <firstname.lastname@example.com> libstdc++-v3/configure.ac: Always treat Darwin 8.x targets as if they were cross-compiling. libstdc++-v3/configure: Regenerate. 2004-11-23 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 3893528 * build_gcc: Don't install any header from more-hdrs that Libc has already provided. * fixincludes/inclhack.def (darwin_stdint_guards_intn): Remove _DECLARED from end of guard macro names. (darwin_stdint_guards_intptr): Likewise. (darwin_stdint_guards_uintptr): Likewise. * more-hdrs/stdint.h: Likewise. * fixincludes/fixincl.x: Regenerate. 2004-11-23 Stan Shebs <email@example.com> * build_gcc: Detect Darwin version (7 vs 8), and append version to all the "-apple-darwin" pathnames. * libstdc++-v3/configure: Remove bringup hack. 2004-11-13 Stan Shebs <firstname.lastname@example.com> * fixincludes/fixinc.in: Revive 64-bit bandaid. 2004-11-12 Matt Austern <email@example.com> * build_gcc: don't install more_hdrs/assert.h on Tiger systems. 2004-11-09 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * build_gcc: lipo the libexec/.../install-tools files together. 2004-11-08 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> * fixincludes/inclhack.def (darwin_macosx_deployment_target): New. * fixincludes/fixincl.x: Regenerate. 2004-11-05 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * GNUmakefile: Say 'install' and 'clean' are phony targets. 2004-11-02 Stan Shebs <firstname.lastname@example.com> * configure.in: Disable target-libobjc on Darwin for now. * configure: Likewise. 2004-10-13 Geoffrey Keating <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 3476357 * more-hdrs/stdint.h: Don't include sys/types.h. Define int*_t, intptr_t, and uintptr_t here, with guards. Define WINT_{MIN,MAX} and SIG_ATOMIC_{MIN,MAX}. * fixincludes/inclhack.def (darwin_stdint_guards_intn): New. (darwin_stdint_guards_intptr): New. (darwin_stdint_guards_uintptr): New. * fixincludes/fixincl.x: Regenerate. 2004-10-11 Devang Patel <email@example.com> Radar 3208244 * more-hdrs/ppc_intrinsics.h (__lwsync, __cntlzd, __dcbzl, __fctidz, __fctid, __fcfid, __nop): New. 2004-10-07 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> * build_gcc: remove directories /usr/libexec/gcc/darwin/arch/4.0 and /usr/lib/gcc/darwin/arch/4.0 that are no longer needed. 2004-10-07 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> * build_gcc: Remove earlier patch for copying cpp into /usr/libexec/blah. /usr/bin/cpp will now use gcc -E to do preprocessing rather than each compiler's cpp. 2004-09-27 Robert Bowdidge <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: change cp -r to cp -R to ensure we copy symbolic links 2004-09-27 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> * build_gcc: set install names and dependent library references to the major name for each of the gcc-produced dylibs. 2004-09-24 Stan Shebs <email@example.com> * more-hdrs/ppc_intrinsics.h: Test __ppc64__ also. 2004-09-23 Stan Shebs <email@example.com> * build_gcc: Detect version 3.5.0, enable 64-bit bringup option and disable dylib building, also manually copy ppc64 archives to their preferred locations, and don't run strip on 64-bit archives. * libstdc++-v3/configure: Filter out -m64 option when configuring, then add back for compilation proper. 2004-09-23 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> Change build_gcc so it continues to put cpp in /usr/libexec/gcc/darwin/(architecture)/(version). This is neeed so /usr/bin/cpp will continue to work when changing to gcc-3.5 or gcc-4.0. Radar 3763777. 2004-09-23 Ziemowit Laski <email@example.com> Radar 3784876 Merge in updated ObjC/ObjC++ bits from mainline. 2004-09-15 Mike Stump <email@example.com> Merge in changes from mainline, from apple-ppc-merge-20040821 to apple-ppc-merge-20040907. 2004-08-29 Andrew Pinski <firstname.lastname@example.com> * more-hdrs/ppc_intrinsics.h (__mfspr): Put __extension in front of the statement expression. 2004-08-23 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> Merge in changes from mainline, from apple-ppc-mergepoint-20040816 to apple-ppc-merge-20040821. 2004-08-19 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> Radar 3719364 * more-hdrs/inttypes.h: Update copyright notice, revise handling of macros for which Jaguar doesn't support the C99 modifiers, correct *FASTn for n < 32, correct *PTR. 2004-08-19 Geoffrey Keating <email@example.com> * more-hdrs/stdint.h: Correct some typos in comments. 2004-08-18 Matthew Sachs <firstname.lastname@example.com> * Merge apple-ppc-branch 2004-08-17\ 03:07:00Z with -j lno-merge-20040718 -j apple-ppc-mergepoint-20040816 . The first tag is the point on mainline which LNO merged from right before our last merge with lno-branch; the second point is HEAD:2004-08-15T17:16:16Z 2004-08-16 Matthew Sachs <email@example.com> * Mark unmarked APPLE LOCAL changes and remove some ancient cruft 2004-08-05 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> * Merge lno-branch as of 2004-07-19\ 00:00Z into apple-ppc-branch. The merged compiler is tagged as after-lno-20040719-merge-to-apple-ppc. The pre-merge compiler is tagged as before-lno-20040719-merge-to-apple-ppc. The merge point is tagged as apple-ppc-merge-20040719 on the lno-branch. Merge lno-branch as of 2004:05:29 00:00 GMT into apple-ppc-branch. Pre-merge apple-ppc-branch is tagged as: before-lno-20040530-merge-to-apple-ppc 2004-07-28 Matt Austern <email@example.com> Backport radar 3721776 patch from FSF mainline. * config/darwin.c (darwin_one_byte_bool): New global variable. * config/darwin.h (darwin_one_byte_bool): Declare. (SUBTARGET_OPTIONS): Define macro. 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Pre-merge apple-ppc-branch is tagged as: before-lno-20040530-merge-to-apple-ppc 2004-05-11 Devang Patel <email@example.com> * build_gcc: Revert previous fix for g++ man page. Fix name of installed g++ name page. 2004-05-06 Mike Stump <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Fix manual page name for g++.1. 2004-04-29 Robert Bowdidge <email@example.com> Radar 3628023 * build_gcc: correctly lipo gcov 2004-04-29 Devang Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> Merge lno-branch as of 2004:04:18 00:00 into apple-ppc-branch. 2004-04-22 Devang Patel <firstname.lastname@example.com> Radar 3401402 and 3511029 * build_gcc: Add support to build darwin driver. 2004-04-21 Robert Bowdidge <firstname.lastname@example.com> * build_gcc: Add --disable-libmudflap to the list of options to configure. Option needed to keep gcc building on recent internal builds of the OS. [Radar 3630321]


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A brief encounter between two leaders has raised hope for better relations between India and Pakistan. India's prime minister hosted Pakistan's president and accepted a return invitation to travel to Pakistan. We talk here of two nuclear-armed rivals whose relations were even worse than usual, after Pakistani militants attacked Mumbai in 2008. And the meeting came as disaster struck Pakistani troops facing Indian soldiers in the Himalayas.
NPR's Julie McCarthy is going to talk us through all this. Hi, Julie.
JULIE MCCARTHY, BYLINE: Hi there, Steve.
INSKEEP: Unbelievable incident over the weekend. Pakistani soldiers were buried by an avalanche. Is that correct, about 130 of them?
MCCARTHY: Yeah, a lot of them. This would be one for the record books for Pakistan. And as far as the fate of those soldiers is concerned, the word out of the Pakistan army spokesman is that anyone who survived would be lucky. The army sources were describing this as a massive avalanche in the Himalayas. It swept over a very large area, about a half a mile wide, 60 feet deep.
And in the best of circumstances, Steve, this is a difficult place to reach. It's at an altitude of 15,000 feet, so you can imagine the atrocious weather that whips up there. The temperatures plunged to 94 degrees below zero. They're radical conditions to have to contend with.
And while both countries have troops amassed along what's called the line of control there, along the long glacier Siachen border, it is a place that has seen a quiet in fighting. What kills the troops there today are all these inhospitable conditions, and that's what they're battling now.
INSKEEP: Although this will point out for outsiders, surely, and perhaps some in India and Pakistan, the futility of this conflict, the fact that they've contended for years over a glacier. Does this still make sense?
MCCARTHY: Well, you know, that is a question that is definitely being asked today after this disaster. They are extremely costly for both sides to maintain these kind of outposts in just these horrendous conditions in terms of treasure in the lives of the soldiers. And we're being told that no one has been recovered yet, and that it will be days before that happens. The avalanche is that big and it takes that much time to cut into it.
A team of American specialists has arrived in Pakistan to provide technical assistance. Offers of assistance have come from other countries, including India, which is significant. The army says it's not clear if anyone is still alive 48 hours into the ordeal. Typically you have to be taken out within 15 to 20 minutes of an avalanche to survive. So the fear is this could be shaping up to be the worst disaster to befall the Pakistan military in those icy installations.
INSKEEP: We're talking with NPR's Julie McCarthy in New Delhi. And Julie, as that was happening, of course, over the weekend, there was this meeting between the leader of Pakistan and the leader of India.
MCCARTHY: That's right. And what you got with it was special coverage wall to wall, including things like what was on the menu. Nothing was left undebated here, when at the heart of this is something very fundamental. And people know it. The relationship between Pakistan and India holds the key to peace and stability in South Asia. And so this visit, and all these visits, are freighted with all sorts of meaning.
This was a visit by a Pakistani head of state, the first in seven years, and it was watched with enthusiasm - never mind that no great declarations were made or agreements signed. The Americans were intensely watching it. The Chinese welcomed Zardari's visit to India, saying that better ties between what they call the two nuclear-armed heavyweight neighbors will bring regional stability. And both men came out and said they wanted to work towards normalized relations, better trade, more commerce.
And Monmohan Singh, who has not visited Pakistan yet, finally said he'd be happy to visit there at an appropriate time that's mutually convenient. Well, you might call that vague, but at least it wasn't encumbered with the usual conditions that Monmahan Singh has put on such visits before.
INSKEEP: So Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari visits India's prime minister, but did they talk about that 2008 attack on Mumbai?
MCCARTHY: Well, yes, they did, and they do every time the Pakistanis and Indians meet. It does remain the 800-pound gorilla in the room four years later, and it governs this relationship, and I think will continue to do that going forward. And if there is not progress, you could perhaps see Mr. Singh not going to Pakistan.
INSKEEP: NPR's Julie McCarthy in New Delhi. Julie, thanks.
MCCARTHY: Thank you. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Edsel's Speedster
Behind the subtle hot rod looks is a fascinating back story that has its origins in the ongoing power struggle between company founder Henry Ford and his son Edsel. Henry had appointed Edsel as company president at the end of 1918, but there was no doubt about who ultimately controlled Ford – and it wasn't Edsel.
The more you read about Henry Ford, the more you have to wonder why nobody's made a TV mini-series about him, because the story of Ford would make Dallas or Dynasty look about as racy as The Waltons. Henry Ford was, in essence, a tyrant. At times a benevolent one, who gave black employees equal rights to whites at a time when racial segregation was commonplace; at others a cruel dictator, who employed an army of thugs to beat-up any workers who broke his own peculiar moral code.
This control freakery extended beyond the workplace to his own family, and especially to Edsel. If Edsel had been a clueless dunce, then there might have been some justification for Henry continuing to pull his strings. But all the evidence is that Edsel was actually an astute businessman. Given a free hand, he might have achieved much more than he did before his untimely death from cancer in 1943.
Henry could be particularly vicious at crushing his son's ideas. When, in 1924, he unexpectedly walked in on a just-finished experimental version of the Model T, which had been lengthened and lowered and finished in bright red in an attempt to make it look more modern, he literally started wrecking the car with his bare hands.
One of his employees recalled: 'He walked around the car three or four times… Finally, he got to the left side of the car, and he gets hold of the door, and BANG! One jerk, and he had it off its hinges! He ripped the door right off! He jumped in, and BANG! goes the other door! BANG! goes the windshield. He jumped over the back seat and started pounding on the top. He wrecked the car as much as he could.'
Trouble was, Henry was an engineer with no interest in aesthetics. Form definitely followed function, in his book. Edsel, on the other hand, was notably artistic. He was a founding trustee of New York's Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and had a strong interest in what we'd now call 'industrial design', remarking in a 1939 speech that 'beauty can and should be incorporated into everyday items at a retail cost affordable for all'.
Accordingly, Edsel understood very well that customers buy cars as much for the way they look as the way they drive. The Model T had been a success because it was what people wanted in 1908. By the mid-1920s, tastes had changed – but Henry couldn't understand that. The bosses at rival companies like Chevrolet did, however, and Ford's market share was steadily decreasing.
It was Edsel who helped reverse the trend, by pushing through the development of the all-new Model A Ford, launched in 1928. He had already diversified Ford's portfolio by acquiring Lincoln in 1922 – a move to which Henry seems to have acquiesced by viewing it as a pet project that would keep Edsel occupied. Edsel went on to add Ford Deluxe, Mercury and Lincoln-Zephyr to the company range in the 1930s. In these efforts he was successful; his attempt to win his father's acceptance for a sportier kind of Ford was not.
The Edsel Speedster – more properly known as the Ford Model 40 Speedster – was a collaboration between Edsel and designer ET 'Bob' Gregorie, a young New Yorker who had come to Detroit to seek his fortune. In late 1930 and at the age of 22 he landed a job at Lincoln, which is where he came to Edsel Ford's attention.
Both men had a shared interest in yachts and motorboats (Gregorie had begun his career working with custom yacht builders) and they quickly established a natural rapport. In particular, Gregorie respected Edsel's intuitive feel for design – 'Even though there were two of us, we thought as one,' Gregorie said later. 'My hands became Edsel's too in developing designs… In essence, I was able to put on paper and into clay the designs he was visualising in his head.'
For his part, Edsel helped set Gregorie up in what would become the Ford design department. (It was actually the old terminal building at Ford's private airfield, created to deal with a predicted boom in Ford Tri-Motor aircraft that never materialised.)
One of Gregorie's first projects was to design a new European Ford, the Model Y. Gregorie was already familiar with European cars, having made several transatlantic trips with his parents, and both he and Edsel liked the idea of adding a 'Continental' – in other words, sleeker and sportier – model to the Ford line-up.
Gregorie's first attempt was a boat-tailed two-door roadster based on a regular 1932 Ford chassis and constructed by the underused artisans at Ford's aircraft works. Edsel drove it around his Gaukler Pointe estate for a while, but had to shift his focus to steering the Ford empire through the stormy waters of the Great Depression.
In 1934 Edsel and Gregorie revived the idea of a new Continental Ford. Edsel had reportedly been disappointed that the first car was not lower and sleeker – mainly because it had been based on a stock 1932 chassis. For the second attempt, Gregorie used a heavily modified chassis, inverting the rear chassis rails to make them 'underslung' and allow a much lower body. The result is what you see in the pictures.
In fact, what you're seeing is the car as it hasn't been seen since the 1950s, when it was painted bright red, reputedly for a now-lost Disney film called The Epoch of Transportation. In 2010, the trustees of the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House had the opportunity to buy the car, after which they commissioned a total rebuild to pre-war condition by RM Auto Restoration Inc. This included repainting the car in its original pearlescent Gunmetal Dark, a colour that seems to change, chameleon-like, with its surroundings. Octane photographed it in the late afternoon light that followed the Amelia Island Concours, where it appeared to absorb the hue of its lush green golf course backdrop. 'We had people asking whether we'd repainted it since Pebble Beach,' says RM's general manager Mario Van Raay.
Ever since the car was built, it's been assumed that it was based on a modified Ford Model 40 V8 chassis, the theory being that this was necessary to secure the hoped-for approval from Henry Ford to productionise the car. When RM stripped it down, however, they found that the chassis was very different. Only the front and rear parts are Model 40, with the rear rails inverted and connected to the fronts by what Mario thinks could be sections of a Ford truck chassis.
It's not clear whether the front wheel 'helmet' wings were modified from Tri-Motor aircraft wheel spats, or made from scratch. 'When we stripped them, the panel-beating was surprisingly basic and they didn't fit the profile of the wheels terribly well,' reports Van Raay. 'There were also signs of damage where they'd hit the bodywork. The wings pivot with the wheels, which severely restricts the car's turning circle.'
The rest of the bodywork was certainly created from fresh aluminium sheet, skinning over a tubular alloy frame. The exhaust pipes were fully enclosed within a belly pan, and the Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels covered with spun metal discs. With no running boards, a cockpit positioned well back on the chassis, and a long, pointed tail, the Speedster looked like no other Ford – although its wheelbase was actually very close to a stock Model 40's, only an inch or so longer.
In its first form, the Speedster featured a full-depth V-shaped grille, with two lights mounted low down (see picture 5 in the panel on the previous page). Edsel had a fondness for 'pointy' grilles, with their echoes of boat hull design, and Gregorie was happy to indulge him. But the stock Ford V8 used in the car always had a marginal cooling system, and it proved prone to overheating in the enveloping Speedster body. Period photos show that at some time in about 1935-36 the bonnet sides were modified to include two rows of louvres rather than one.
Edsel liked this 'Continental' much more than the first car, and drove it discreetly around his estate and on neighbouring roads. Discreetly, because his father disliked it and any plans that Edsel might have had for production were quickly scuppered. The car spent much of its time laid-up in a shed on the estate – and then, in the winter of 1939-1940, a freeze cracked the engine block.
Edsel sent the car back to Gregorie to have the latest Mercury version of the flathead Ford V8 fitted, and Gregorie took the opportunity to update the styling and address the overheating problem by reworking the front end. (RM's Mario Van Raay says they found evidence of this when they stripped the car for restoration, and any telltale marks have been carefully preserved.) Gregorie shortened the vertical grilles and added a horizontal one below it; a photo of a contemporary styling model (number 6 in the panel) bears the handwritten annotation by Edsel, 'The form is very good – but [I] wonder if the two grilles shouldn't join?', along with a sketched-in outline of what Edsel had in mind.
He didn't get his way, however, and by the early 1940s he had more important things to worry about: America was about to get sucked into World War Two. Then, in 1943, Edsel died of cancer at the age of just 49.
Edsel's wife, Eleanor Clay Ford, inherited the Speedster but sold it in 1944. It ended up in Los Angeles by the late '40s, where the V8 acquired Edelbrock heads, a hot cam, a Thickstun inlet manifold and twin Stromberg 97 carburetors. The dash panel may have been replaced and fitted with Stewart-Warner gauges at this time – it had Lincoln dials originally – but it's also possible that it was changed during the 1940 body revisions.
The Speedster was next advertised for sale in the May 1948 issue of Road & Track by Coachcraft of Melrose Avenue. It may have been painted red at this time; certainly it was red, with red seat covers, when US Navy sailor John Pallasch spotted it on a used car lot in Pensacola, Florida, in 1958. He paid for the car and drove it home.
Soon afterwards, the engine threw its fanbelt and overheated; Pallasch started to dismantle the V8 but was then called up for service in Vietnam. He put the car into storage and it stayed there for nearly 40 years, until founder of the Amelia Island Concours, Bill Warner, himself a Floridian, heard that it was still in Florida and tracked it down in 1998. He says: 'The Speedster was sitting in the Pallasch garage, covered with junk and tin cans, so no-one would know it was there. Remarkably, it was complete except for the wheel discs. The speedometer read just over 19,000 miles.'
Warner originally just wanted to invite the Speedster to his concours, but Pallasch had no interest in that; he was in the middle of a divorce and wanted to sell it. So Warner made him a decent offer and became the car's new owner. Next day, he trailered it over to St Agustine – where 91-year-old Bob Gregorie was still living. 'He had no idea it had survived,' recalls Warner. 'He came out of his house, smiled and said "I haven't seen it since 1940. The old girl still looks pretty good for her age."' Gregorie also confirmed that the Speedster had originally been painted metallic grey – Edsel's favorite colour – with grey leather upholstery.
That presented Warner with a dilemma. The car had been red for most of its life and, while he considered having the car restored to its original state, he decided to conserve the car as it was. 'It was prettier with the front end that was designed in 1934, but the 1940 grille was original,' he recalls. 'It would have been a travesty to completely restore it. So we rebuilt the engine [retaining the Thickstun dual carburetor manifold but removing the Edelbrock heads], and touched up the paint.'
In 2008, at the RM auction held alongside the Amelia Island concours, Warner sold the Speedster to Texan collector John O'Quinn. When O'Quinn died the following year, the trustees of the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House negotiated to acquire it from his estate.
In August 2010, the Speedster was delivered to RM Restorations in Ontario, Canada, for a total stripdown and rebuild. The bodywork was remarkably well preserved and the car has been returned to its 1940 condition, which meant ditching the Thickstun manifold and twin carbs. Its first public outing was at Pebble Beach in 2011 – where a faulty water pump impeller caused some dramatic overheating. It's almost as if history were repeating itself…
Now those initial teething problems have been sorted, the car goes well. Getting in isn't easy – you have to squeeze under the steering wheel from the passenger side – but otherwise it drives as you'd expect of a flathead Ford: lazy, easy performance from that wet-burbling V8; short gearing (you can move off in second) that gives lively acceleration; and a comfortable ride thanks to those Model T-derived transverse leaf springs. The lousy turning circle is its biggest disadvantage. And it still tends to get hot after a prolonged bout of slow running.
The Edsel is currently touring the USA nationwide, appearing at classic car events and motor shows before it returns to Ford House, its spiritual home. As for its creators, Bob Gregorie outlived Edsel Ford by almost six decades and didn't pass away until November 2002. It's ironic that his patron, who had such a fine eye for car design, is now best remembered because his name was posthumously bestowed on a gaudy 1957 Ford whose front-end styling was famously once described as 'an Olds sucking on a lemon'.
Now, at last, Edsel Ford has a more fitting memorial.
Thanks to Ann Fitzpatrick and Kathleen Mullins of The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Michigan. This beautiful Cotswold-style mansion on the shores of Lake St Clair, which contains Art Deco rooms designed by Edsel Ford, is open to the public; see www.fordhouse.org for details of admission. Thanks also to Mario Van Raay of RM Auto Restoration Inc, www.rmautorestoration.com.
1934 Ford model 40 'edsel speedster'
Engine 239ci (3900cc) Mercury flathead V8, single carburetor (originally 221ci Ford V8)
Power 95bhp
Torque 170lb ft
Transmission Three-speed manual, rear-wheel drive
Steering Worm and sector
Suspension Beam axles, transverse leaf springs front and rear, Houdaille hydraulic dampers Brakes Drums, rod-operated
Weight n/a
Performance Top speed c.100mph
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Bird Watching in Dev Bhoomi Himachal Pradesh
Bird Watching in Panna National Park, Madhya Prades
Bird Watching in Ranikhet, Uttarakhand
Birding at Chakki Mod, Himachal Pradesh
Birding in Dhanaulti, foothills of Garhwal Himalayas
Birding in Nepal - Twenty Thousand Lakes in the buffer zone of Chitwan National Park
Birding in villages within 10 km of CHANDIGARH
Birds of Kangra Valley (Himachal Pradesh)
Birds of Pangot, Nainital, India
Black Gold
Blossom Headed Parakeets, Himachal Pradesh
Bonsai Tree
Bonsai with Renu Vaish
Book reading "Tracking Jim" by Prosenjit Das Gupta
Book reading by Arefa Tehsin "Steed of the Jungle God" at Bookaroo Festival, IGNCA, New Delhi
Botanical Garden, Kolkata
Breaking News -Butterfly Pond in Thousand Shades Butterfly Park, Gurgaon
BRT hills Tiger Reserve
Buddhism and Nature - A Dialogue
Buddhism in Sikkim
Buddhism- A journey Ravangla in Sikkim to Sonada in West Bengal
Buddhist settlement in Kushalnagar, Coorg - Golden Temple of Bylakuppe
Burha Pahad Gate Agaratoli, Kaziranga National Park
Butterflies - Flying Jewels of Delhi
Butterflies -A passionate plea by Dr.Surya Prakash to take these natural gardeners seriously
Butterfly Entrepreneurs chasing biodiversity in India - Dr V.Shubhalaxmi and Isaac Kehimkar
Butterfly Park Gurgaon - Death of a Pond and Closure of the Thousand Shades Butterfly Park
Can we live without music? Origins of Music at the Indian Music Experience, Bangalore and Kaziranga
Chandigarh Birder in Coorg, Karnataka
Chandlai Lake- Half Day birding
Chaubatia Gardens, Ranikhet, Uttarakhand Hills
Christmas Tree in the USA 2021
Cleaning lakes - Is it THAT simple?
Climate Change and CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), India
Climate Change and Gardeners
Climate Change Disrupts Bear Hibernation, Dr.SathyaKumar , Wildlife Institute of India, Dehra Dun
Climate Change--Is it for Real? Hear what Anukriti Sud Hittle has to say
Climate Change-Climate Action Conversation with Anukriti Sud Hittle
Colors of Childhood -The World of Seven Year - Old Kanan Bishnoi from Pune, Ind
Connecting the inner self with the outside- Chakras help, says Seema Sud
Contemplating black history at the African American Museum in Washington D C. Learning from History
Cooksville Creek, Canada - Desis abroad playlist
Coorg and Kushalnagar
Corbett National Park -Visit to Dhela Gate and Jhirna in 2021
Corbett National Park, 28th January 2024
Corbett National Park, Home to Asian Elephants, the place to watch elephant behavior in the Wild
Corbett National Park-Monitor, Marten and other wildlife
corona-applauding health workers on 22nd March 2020
Courtship of Feral Cats - Around a Curry Leaf Tree in my Backyard
Covid Free Sikkim State in India
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA-Visit September 2016
Creatures that remain unchanged over millions of years, Chitwan National Park, Nepal
Cruising with IndianWildlifeClub, Day 1 on Sunderban Wetlands, West Bengal
Dachigam National Park, Srinagar, India
Damdama, Aravali trek, Gurgaon
Dance of the Spot billed Ducks
Dancing Assam
Dancing at 3500 meters height, in Leh, Ladakh an erstwhile Tibetan Kingdom now part of India
Darjeeling -Kurseong
Darjeeling in West Bengal, a beautiful city
Daroji Sloth Bear Sanctuary-Karnataka
Demo by Dr Seema Sud - Pranayam and Meditation
Dharamshala Nagooni Falls, Himachal Pradesh
Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh
Did you know about the Sangam of three rivers in Tamil Nadu?
Dilli Meri Jaan walkers at Aravali Biodiversity Park, New Delhi
Dillimerijaan walkers in CR Park during Durga Puja
DilliMeriJaan walks in Panchsheel Park , New Delhi
Discover Sikkim, a mountain state in India
Do Animals Have Emotions? Can you dismiss their emotions as mere instincts?
Dolphins, Pelicans, Sandpipers and a Puffer Fish
Dr. Mayukh Chatterjee on wildlife conservation and Man animal conflict
Driving through Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary, New Delhi with IndianWildlifeClub
Drums of Manipur Folk Dance in a North East Music and Dance Ensemble -- Dont' miss the Climax!
Dudhwa National Park-An elephant safari
E-Waste or Electronic waste collection , Samadhan Hub - Gurgaon
Earth Day 2018
Elephant Breeding Centre, Sauraha, Chitwan National Park, Nepal
Elephant herd charge at BRT Hills Tiger Reserve, Karnataka
Elephants in Kerala
Endangered bird in Delhi Zoo - Greater Adjutant Stork, a bird of the wetlands
Enjoying the Winter Snow-in the USA
Environment-Children say it as it is, through plays in the National Capital Region
Eravikulam National Park, Kerala-a visit in July, 2019
Exploring Sikkim, India -with TEAM-BHP members Thomas and Regie
Exploring the Aravalis-Aquifers
Exploring the Aravalis-Wetlands
Exploring the Aravalli Range - Trekking in Gurgaon with IndianWildlifeClub
Exploring the Aravallis-With BNHS
Exploring the Garhwal Himalayas-Kempty Water Falls, Mussoorie
Fascinating Florence
Feral Cats in India
Ferrunginous Duck chick
FIFA World Cup 2018 and Faberge Eggs
First 10 years of IndianWildlifeclub.com - 2000-2010
Flamingo Count - Greater Flamingos of Okhla Bird Sanctuary
Florence, Santa Maria
Flying Colours of Asola
Forest Fires-Uttarakhand and Oregon
Forest Guard on a Shooting Spree-Eravikulam National Park
Forest Park, Portland (U.S.A) - Is English Ivy the Lantana of Forest Park?
Formation of the Himalayas-An Animation
Fragile forest at Singapore Zoo
From Addiction to Aversion: Jim Corbett's Journey with Shikhar
From the Archives-Mumbai South and Elephanta Caves in 1999
Fruit Bats of Bangalore and Delhi
Fully Vaccinated and out to a National Park
Fun with animals at Singapore Zoo - Dolphins
Fun with animals at Singapore Zoo - Primates Show
Fun with animals at Singapore Zoo - Sea lions
Future plans of Raj Narayan, world traveller, as told to Shashi Sharma from IndianWildlifeClub
Garden City of India-Unlivable by 2025?
Garden for the Garden -less, LONDON
Garden for the garden less in Gurugram - How Seema Sud transformed her Condominium
Gardeners Report high levels of happiness-Princeton Study
Girls Day Out - Arunachal Pradesh
Green Meadows Park, Gurugram, India - Residents'Lifeline
Green Wellness Hub, Tezpur, Assam
Gurgaon bundh, Gurugram
Gurujal at pond restoration sites of Gurgaon to document the biodiversity at the ponds
Hampi, Karnataka
Happy Mothers Day
Hauz Khas Deer Park with Dilli Meri Jaan
Hauz Khas Park has a visitor - A Cobra! See what happens next
Head to these places - BRT Tiger Reserve, Karnataka via Kutta
Head to these places - Chinnar and Parambikulam, Kerala
Hiking in Beatenberg, Switzerland
Himalayan Birds from Binsar, Uttarakhand
Hoopoe and shikra sound
How to feed your terrace garden
How to pluck a Coconut and cut it open
Human elephant conflict
Human Wildlife Conflict Dr Mayukh Chatterjee
Human wildlife conflict in India with context - speaker Dr.Mayukh Chatterjee, London
I cook what I grow, says Sujata Jain from Gurgaon
Ikebana International Gurgaon Chapter Annual exhibition 2020
Ikebana Jugalbandi - Sogetsu and Ohara
Ikebana with Hiroki Ohara Part 1
Ikebana with Hiroki Ohara Part 2
Ikebana with Oh Ka Meenakshi Devi: Demo in New Delhi on Bunjin, Morimono and Rimpa
Ikebana- Ohara style
Ikebana-Japanese Art, tells Ramayana Stories in an exhibition in New Delhi
Ikebana-Ohara Style, A love story with Flowers and Anita Nandakumar
In the vicinity of Cafe Stone, Mehrauli archelogical Park with DillimeriJaan walkers
Indian Snakes
Inside Tuglakabad Fort, in harmony with nature, a village in New Delhi
Inspiring Change in Farming Practices by setting an example: Aditya's contribution to conservation
Interlaken, Switzerland, a photo-exhibition and Lord Shiva in the Alps - Desis Abroad Playlist
International Day of Biodiversity - Story of Mangarbani
International Day of Climate Action
International Day of Climate Action
International Tiger Day /World Tiger Day - an inspirational tale from Indianwildlifeclub
International Yoga Day 2019
Introduction to the cave heritage of India
Is Laila Tyabji of Dastakar saving the tiger in Ranthambhore? The answer is YES
Is the Asian Elephant doomed?
Jahanpanah City Forest - 435 acres Park for the Park-less in South Delhi beckoning nature lovers
Jahanpanah Forest Walk with DilliMeriJaan
Jakkur Lake, Bangalore-The lake is alive, never mind the traffic sounds , say the water birds
Jawdropping Bird Spectacle on Farm Island in U.K - Millions of Puffins Dive and Catch Countless Eels
Jhalana Forest Reserve-Where leopard is King
Jim Corbett National Park-Jhirna Zone
Jurong Bird Park, Singapore
JUST A DAY? Earthday 2016
Kamadhenu Gaushala in Gurugram
Kanchenjunga at Tiger Hill, Darjeeling - a celebration to share
Kanchenjunga Waterfall and Bhimnala waterfall in Sikkim-IndianWildlifeClub Vlog
Kangra Fort in Himachal Pradesh, where Nature meets over 2000 years of History
Kanha National Park - Hindustan Ka Dil
Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh
Karan Unedited - A conversation on wildlife tourism in Corbett National Park
Kashmir - Dachigam, Shikara Ride, Dal Lake and Gulmarg
Kaziranga Elephant Safari
Kaziranga National Park, Assam, a must visit for wildlife lovers!
Kaziranga National Park, Assam, Central Zone
Kaziranga National Park, Assam, Eastern Gate
Kaziranga Orchid Park
Kedarnath Mountains in the Himalayas-where the River Mandakini originates
Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary-In search of the Himalayan Monal
Kedarnath-magic of sunlight on the mountains
Keep water for birds -Do not feed them
Kew Botanical Garden in London-a window to the tropical section
Kinnaur and Kalpa in Himachal Pradesh, India-A visit made in 2003
Kitam Bird sanctuary, South Sikkim
Korea India Friendship
Krishna Ficus Tree at Lalbagh, Bangalore
Landscape and Hanakanade in Ikebana-Demo by Meenakshi Devi With insights from Syama Balbir
Landscape Italy 1997
Lava Butte and New Berry Volcanic Monument, Oregon U.S.A
Learn Padmasan from Dr.Seema Sud - A difficult yogasana made easy
Leopard and tiger cubs in Pench Maharashtra
Life on a Lake-Dal Lake, Srinagar
Lily Pond in Butterfly Park Gurgaon
Lions of Serengeti
Living with the Park in Hindi - I
Living with the Park in Hindi- II
Living with the Park, Ranthambhore National Park, narrated in Hindi
Living with the Park- a documentary on Ranthambhore National Park-Part I
Living With the Park-A documentary on Ranthambhore National Park-Part II
Lock down forest guard - Eravikulam National Park, Munnar, Kerala
Lock down Yogasana Part III, Yoga way of life with Dr Seema Sud
Lockdown Yoga by Dr.Seema Sud Part I - Warming up Exercises
Lockdown Yogasana Part II by Dr Seema Sud Ashtanga Yoga or Eight steps to Yoga
London Wetland Centre, an urban project in UK for wetland birds and other birds
Madhuri Lake in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh - where ruddy shelducks breed
Madras Crocodile Bank-All about Crocodiles by Ajay Karthik
Make Seed Balls
Mamallapuram, Chennai-A Pallava Way of Life
Manas National Park, Assam - A happy community around the Park is the secret of its success
Manas National Park, Assam -The Romance
Manas National Park, Assam-The Wildlife
Mangar Bani, Gurugram-Way to Go Mangar Eco Club and Laksh Foundation!
Mangarbani (Gurgaon)Cave Paintings discovered by Sunil Harsana in May 2021 palaeolithic?
Marayoor, Kerala -Dolmens of Stone age, Sandalwood and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary
Marine life, Singapore zoo
Marine Resources Of South India
Medicinal Herbs to Grow and their time tested Common Uses
Moments at CLNP(Crater Lake National Park), Oregon, U.S.A
Monsoon birding at MIHAN, Nagpur
Mountain town of Lachung in Sikkim and a visit to the Lachungpas in Gangtok
Munnar Tea Gardens and Tata Tea Factory Museum in Kerala with Indianwildlifeclub
Music and Wild animals II
Music and Wild Animals-Rhythms of Mridangam
Music for the Wild - Talk by Ricky Kej, Grammy Award Winning Musician
Music Museum of Bangalore
My urban jungle - Mere Paas jungle Hai!
Nagarhole Calling! National Park in Karnataka
Najafgarh Jheel Flamingos
Naleti - a village in Himachal Pradesh
Nameri National Park, Assam
National History Museum, London, Inside- outside snippets that will create interest
Natural History Museum, Kolkata
Nature and Music with Saleel Tambe, London, co-author of 'Birds of Western Ghats'
Nature and Music-Musical Instruments from north East India
Nature and Music-Veena
Nature's Khazana-Some tips on HERBS
Naturedarshan Group Felicitates Seema Sud before she relocates to Dehra Dun
Night Safari in Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh
NOIDA Flower show-Snippets on co-operative farming, water gardening and butterfly gardening
Norbulingka Institute, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh-Thangka painting and other Tibetan arts
Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge in Portland, where beavers delight you on the hike.
Oceans and Us-World Oceans Day
Ohio Parks and Trails - RUSS Nature Reserve, Dayton, U.S.A
Okhla Bird Sanctuary - Northern Shoveler, Cormorants and Coots
On the way to Kitam Bird Sanctuary, Sikkim
Oneonta Gorge, Oregon, U.S.A-Triple Falls and Horsetail Falls
Only one earth' means to me…..
Organic Gardening is the way to go, say experts from the Indian Agricultural Institute.
Organizing for Climate Action-Conversation with Anukriti Sud Hittle
Our visit to Sikkim in February 2020 - Glimpses of the State and its people
Pacific Ocean animals and birds thank Team Seas for cleaning up the ocean
Padma has done her bit, have you, to avoid another Bandhwari?
Pandav Caves and Falls in Panna, Madhya Pradesh
Panna at night, Badami Baba and Birdwatching
Panna National park promo
Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh -Is a sword hanging over the Park?
Panna National Park, Pandav Caves and Panna's Pride
Panna's Pride-The Girl Guide in Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh
Paper Wings-Upcycled Newspaper
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, Kerala
Parrot training at Singapore Sentosa Island
Pench Tiger Reserve, Sillari Gate, Maharashtra-"Tiger Tale"
Periyar Tiger Reserve-A Forest Trail
Pharmacy in the Park-Tau Devilal Biodiversity Park, Gurugram
Planting a mangrove at Sundarbans, Nature Environment and Wildlife Society
Plastic on land, rivers and lakes end up in the Indian Ocean! #TeamSeas
PLASTIC SEA #TeamSeas
Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, U.S.A
Points to take care while doing Yoga from Dr.Seema Sud, Yoga Acharya
Ponds in Gurgaon - Can we revive the 320 water bodies in Gurugram for a secure water future?
Pong wetland (Himachal Pradesh) Summer 2017
Portland Winter Light Festival, February 2022
Portrait of a Village - Trijugi Narayan in Rudra Prayag
Pradooshan (pollution) Se Kaise Bache??
Praveen Purohit from the Himalaya Mountains walks the talk
Prof.CR Babu at Yamuna Biodiversity Park, Delhi, India
Project Butterfly Pond in Thousand Shades Butterfly park in Gurugram
Promo for our Panna Series of Videos---Panna in June 2021
Promo of our short video on Krishna Ficus from Lal Bagh, Bangalore
Raag Brindavani Sarang and the Peacock
Raj Narayan - Moving on from a full time job to doing business
Raj Narayan - The Mindful Traveller in conversation with IndianWildlifeClub
Raj Narayan - World Traveller in Conversation with IndianWildlifeClub
Rally for Saving the Park
Ranthambhore National Park, Rajasthan, a haven for tigers
Ranthambhore tigers
Ranthambore National Park - A Documentary
Red crested pochards arrive in Delhi, Yamuna Nature Trails
Red Panda--the cutest animal in India
Red whiskered bulbul story
Right to Clean Air-Earth Day 2016
River Rafting in Nameri, Assam
Rohtang Pass- Some memories pre - Atal Rohtang Tunnel
Roosevelt Island, Washington D C, reminds us of the Aravalli Biodiversity Park in Gurgaon!
Rudra Prayag-Three mighty Rivers in Uttarakhand, India
Ruins of Rabdentse, Ancient capital of Sikkim
Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim - Vajrayana Buddhism
Sacred Grove of biodiversity, Aravali Biodiversity Park, Gurugram
Saleel Tambe Iceland Photo Album
Saleel Tambe on Iceland, the land of fire and ice in Europe
Saleel Tambe, on time management: How to Indulge in your hobbies along with a job
SAN DIEGO (United States) A Bio-Diversity Hot spot
Sandbridge Beach, Virginia Beach, U.S.A Longest beach in the world
Sanjay Van
Sarahan-A sanctuary for mountain birds
Sarang - The Peacock
Sarang - The Peacock (Hindi), A documentary on the peacock pheasant narrated in Hindi
Sarang -The Peacock
Sarang The Peacock one minute promo
Sarang the peacock-documentary narration in Marathi
Sariska slideshow in the Aravalis
Sarla Bhargava and a movement called AIKGA-a tribute on World Soil Day
Sattal birding, Seven Lakes in Sattal near Bhimtal, Nainital
Saving Tigers: Unveiling the Lives of People Living Around India's National Park
Scaling the Kilimanjaro Tanzania, the top of Africa
Sealions attacked by seagulls in Willamette River, Portland
Sela Pass in Himalayas, Arunachal Pradesh
Seoul-Where Modernity Bows to Tradition
Seoul-Where Modernity bows to Tradition, Hindi
Serengeti National Park, Tanzania and Kilimanjaro Peak
Shami(Khejri) Tree Festival, Delhi
Sharmilee, Virat and Pandit - Corbett National Park
Sheep, Goats, Camels and Yaks of India thank "Desi Oon" for fashion that is gentle on the earth.
Shekhavati, Rajasthan
Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA
Shivsamudra Falls, Karnataka
Sikkim birds-A Video Blog of February 2020 by IndianWildlifeClub
Sikkim, Nature's showcase
Silver birds and Silver plated birds
Singapore Bird Paradise
Singapore Orchids from the Orchid Garden in the Botanic Gardens
Singapore Zoo I
Singapore Zoo II
Singapore Zoo-Animals Teach
Singapore Zoological Park
Smith Rock State Park, Volcanic Tuff in high desert, Oregon
Snow Leopard Conservation
Sparrows movie
Spring is the Season of Hope - Poetry in nature by Alok Shah
Squirrels in our backyard- a winter story to warm your hearts
Starting the Debate on "The Vanishing"
Strawberry Farm in Gurugram, India--A visit in January, 2020
Stray cats and birds in the backyard - A cat and bird story
Succulents with Shell Jhanb - How to take care and propagate succulents
Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh, India
Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Gurugram
Sultanpur National Park Gurugram - a Ramsar Site - Re-opens after Covid
Sultanpur National Park, Birds and Wildlife
Sunbirds and Humming birds
Sundarbans Cruise - Day 2 in West Bengal's World Heritage Wetland Site
Sundarbans, West Bengal-Sajnekhali Interpretation Centre
Sunderban Cruise on the Indian side of the mangrove delta
Sunderban Feb2020
Sunderban Wetlands, West Bengal, India
Sunderbans - Cyclone Amphan has passed, A video Essay by IndianWildlifeClub
Sustainability Day- 25th October
Swiss Alps
Tailoring a Nest- Ashy Prinia
Take gardening to a higher level - Dr.Seema Sud
Take Your Own Path - Award from DELL for the vision of Indianwildlifeclub, a Community of Practice
Talk by Dr.Seema Sud on Haldi (Turmeric)
Tau Devilal Botanical Garden and Bio Diversity Park Gurugram
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Teachers' Day and Gurupurnima celebrating Pt. Joi Srivastava
Teesta river flooding due to glacier lake outburst - Can Himalayan geology be taken lightly?
Teesta River, Sikkim-Indianwildlifeclub Vlog
Ten Walks in Calcutta -Book reading by Prosenjit Das Gupta
The American Indian Museum in Washington D.C, USA
The American Indian Today - Back to Nature at the National American Indian Museum, Washington D.C
The Best Japanese garden outside Japan
The cheat is caught-a story which played out in my backyard
The evening primrose, Binsar, Uttarakhand, India
The Gond Community of Central India-Pench Tiger Reserve , Maharashtra
The Kanchenjunga mountain range in Sikkim, India
The Key to Conservation is Cutting Consumption, the truth we cannot ignore anymore
The Majestic Pheasants of the Himalayas: A Tale of Beauty and Conservation
The Property of the First President of the United States
The Sal trees of Corbett National Park, Nainital
The Silent Monsoon Invader, Beware of this invader
The snake that got away-live
The Story of Ranthambhore National Park, in the words of Aditya Dicky Singh
The web of life in the Home Garden
The wetlands of Sunderbans, South Bengal-Talking to Biswajit Roychowdhury
The why and where of Climate change for Dummies
This man and his family have never been to a doctor
Thousand Shades Butterfly Park Vandalized and Claimed By nature
Thousand shades Butterfly park in Gurgaon, India
Three Cheetahs in Serengeti
Three Ways Flowers Speak to Us
Tigers of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, Maharashtra, India
To Corbett with Love
To Corbett with Love-A documentary on Corbett National Park, India
To Corbett With Love-Marathi
Top court bans mining in NCR- A big Thank you from the Children of National Capital Region
Torrey Pines Reserve, California
Tourist Season for Wildlife
Tourists on captive elephant along with mahout, looking for the Bengal Tiger in Corbett Park
Trailer of "To Corbett with Love"
Trailer of Bukansan National Park, Seoul
Trailer of IndianWildlifeClub videos produced by Dr.Susan Sharma
Trailer of Kanha National Park, India
Trailer of Ranthambhore National Park
Trailer of Wilderness Nepal
Tree House, Ravangla, Sikkim
Tree Plantation
Tree Talk at Lodhi Gardens, New Delhi
Trees and Tree sculptures at Lal Bagh, Bangalore
TreeTalk at Green Meadows Park, Gurugram
Trekking in a Spruce Forest, Indian Beach -Ecola State Park, Oregon
Two minutes in Sikkim
Under threat from river linking? Panna National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India
Unleash Adventure and Excitement in Your Life Choose Travel
Unveiling the riches of a remarkable nation-Nepal
US Botanic Garden, Washington D.C Visit during Covid times in December 2021
Uttarakhand Next! July 2021
Van Mahotsav-Tree Plantation
Vanilla Country- Western Ghats, Kerala
Venice is Sinking, Will the Flood Barrier help this island lagoon in Italy ?
Venice of the East - The Backwaters of Kerala in a Row boat
Vikas Sharma, Bird Watcher from Chandigarh in conversation with Shashi Sharma of IndianWildlifeClub
Virginia Beach Dolphins say Thank You Teamseas
Visit to a Coffee plantation in Kodagu (Coorg)
Visit to Leh, Ladakh 1999
Visitors Speak at the Thousand Shades Butterfly Park
Voice of a Sentient Highland by Godwin Vasanth Bosco - A saga of the Nilgiri Biosphere
Vultures of India-A Glimpse
Wander with Jo, says Indian Wildlife Club
Waste Management @Home
Watch 17 videos on our travel to Sikkim in 2020 - Impressions from nature lovers who care
Wayanad - Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary
Wayanad - Living with Elephants in Muthanga
Wayanad, Kerala - Edakkal caves
Wazirabad - Chakkarpur Bandh, Gurgaon, a visual experience of the linear forest
Web of life - Mending the broken links ground up from the back yard garden for bees and butterfli
Where the Elephant Sleeps-A talk with the Director of the movie
Who wants a Zoo Safari in the Aravallis? Save the pristine forest of Aravallis says Gurgaon citizens
Why do they ring the birds?
Why the Bulbul chose our doorstep to build a nest
Wilderness Nepal-A documentary set in Chitwan National Park
Wildlife of Bandipur National Park
Wildlife of Ranthambhore National Park, India--The Tiger talks in this bio-diverse forest
Wildlife of Sunderban Wetlands, West Bengal - Cruise Day 3 with IndianWildlifeClub
Wildlife Watching Sunderban Wetlands - The Confluence of Five Rivers
Women lead East, West and South, Kochi Biennale 2023
Womens Day Special - Nurturing Green
World Dance Day
World Environment Day and IndianWildlifeClub
World Musicians' Revolution/Tabla - Brahmanaad Cultural Centre, Gurugram
Writer, Speaker, Traveler-All for the love of Wildlife, Arefa Tehsin
Yoga simplified by Seema Sud - A gift from Nature for a healthy life
Yogic Chakras and Nature -Talk by Dr.Seema Sud
Yogic Chakras for Meditation -Talk by Dr. Seema Sud to members of Dignity Foundation
Yuksom, Sikkim - First Capital of Sikkim


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14. In addition to those black-out dates that may be imposed by individual merchant, the dining offers are not valid on general holidays (including Sundays) in Hong Kong, eve of general holidays (excluding Saturdays), festive days, eves of festive days, days with an open firework display, days where tickets are required for entry to the venue and black-out dates as specified by merchants. Please check with the Participating Merchants for details.
15. The offers shall be terminated immediately upon closure of the outlets or business shutdown.
16. In case of renovation in any of the outlets of the Participating Merchants, no offers will be available. Please check with the Participating Merchants for details.
17. The offers are subject to additional terms and conditions set out by the merchants. Please check with the Participating Merchants for details.
18. Prices and products/services/offers/food/beverages/menu descriptions are provided by the Participating Merchants and are for reference only. You understand and accept that we are not the supplier of such products/services/offers/food/beverages/menu purchased and you should refer to the Participating Merchants for details. We accept no liability for the quality of products/services/food/beverages provided by the Participating Merchants.
19. All products and services relating to the promotion are available while stocks last. They are directly supplied by the Participating Merchants or third-party suppliers, and we accept no liability for their quality.
20. The use of the birthday offer will be subject to terms and conditions, please check with the Participating Merchants for details.
21. These terms and conditions and other terms and conditions of the Eligible Credit Card and the Participating Merchants will apply. We and the Participating Merchants reserve the right to vary or cancel the offer, or amend the terms and conditions from time to time without prior notice. Please refer to our website for the latest details, availability and terms and conditions of the offer.
22. If we or the Participating Merchants believe that you have acted in a fraudulent or abusive manner, you will not be able to enjoy the offer.
23. In case of disputes arising out of this promotion, the decision of the Participating Merchants and/or us shall be final and conclusive.
24. We write the terms and conditions of the offer under Hong Kong laws. In the event of any discrepancy or inconsistency between the English and Chinese versions of the promotional materials and these terms and conditions, the English version shall prevail.
What these terms mean
25. 'Eligible Credit Card' refers to any HSBC Personal and Business credit cards (excluding Purchasing Card and Private Label Card) issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited in Hong Kong (and its successors and assigns).
26. 'Participating Merchant' refers to respective merchants which offering year-round offer and/or Birthday offer for HSBC Credit Cardholder.
Applicable Cards


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Processing time
1-3 business days
Customs and import taxes
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
2 vintage 1923 to 1933 blue quart Ball Perfect Mason Jars with zinc lids, in excellent condition. These are perfect for use or display in a country kitchen. Each jar measures 7" high and has no chips or cracks, just age appropriate minor inner rim roughness. Enjoy!
Visit this link to my shop to see my other antiques and vintage treasures for sale!! - RedRiverAntiques.etsy.com
1-3 business days
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
Just contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 7 days of delivery
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
Information I Collect
To fulfill your order, you must provide me with certain information (which you authorized Etsy to provide to me), such as your name, email address, postal address, payment information, and the details of the product that you're ordering. You may also choose to provide me with additional personal information (for a custom order of jewelry, for example), if you contact me directly.
Why I Need Your Information and How I Use It
I rely on a number of legal bases to collect, use, and share your information, including:
as needed to provide my services, such as when I use your information to fulflil your order, to settle disputes, or to provide customer support;
when you have provided your affirmative consent, which you may revoke at any time, such as by signing up for my mailing list;
if necessary to comply with a legal obligation or court order or in connection with a legal claim, such as retaining information about your purchases if required by tax law; and
as necessary for the purpose of my legitimate interests, if those legitimate interests are not overridden by your rights or interests, such as 1) providing and improving my services. I use your information to provide the services you requested and in my legitimate interest to improve my services; and 2) Compliance with the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use. I use your information as necessary to comply with my obligations under the Etsy Seller Policy and Terms of Use.
Information Sharing and Disclosure
Information about my customers is important to my business. I share your personal information for very limited reasons and in limited circumstances, as follows:
Etsy. I share information with Etsy as necessary to provide you my services and comply with my obligations under both the Etsy Seller Policy and Etsy Terms of Use.
Service providers. I engage certain trusted third parties to perform functions and provide services to my shop, such as delivery companies. I will share your personal information with these third parties, but only to the extent necessary to perform these services.
Compliance with laws. I may collect, use, retain, and share your information if I have a good faith belief that it is reasonably necessary to: (a) respond to legal process or to government requests; (b) enforce my agreements, terms and policies; (c) prevent, investigate, and address fraud and other illegal activity, security, or technical issues; or (d) protect the rights, property, and safety of my customers, or others.
I retain your personal information only for as long as necessary to provide you with my services and as described in my Privacy Policy. However, I may also be required to retain this information to comply with my legal and regulatory obligations, to resolve disputes, and to enforce my agreements. I generally keep your data for the following time period: 4 years.
Your Rights
If you reside in certain territories, including the EU, you have a number of rights in relation to your personal information. While some of these rights apply generally, certain rights apply only in certain limited cases. I describe these rights below:
Access. You may have the right to access and receive a copy of the personal information I hold about you by contacting me using the contact information below.
Change, restrict, delete. You may also have rights to change, restrict my use of, or delete your personal information. Absent exceptional circumstances (like where I am required to store data for legal reasons) I will generally delete your personal information upon request.
Object. You can object to (i) my processing of some of your information based on my legitimate interests and (ii) receiving marketing messages from me after providing your express consent to receive them. In such cases, I will delete your personal information unless I have compelling and legitimate grounds to continue using that information or if it is needed for legal reasons.
Complain. If you reside in the EU and wish to raise a concern about my use of your information (and without prejudice to any other rights you may have), you have the right to do so with your local data protection authority.
If you have any questions or concerns, you may contact me at email@example.com
Please remember you are buying antique/vintage items. There is going to be wear on some of these old treasures. Please be sure to have your questions answered prior to making your purchase. I will ensure your order is packaged carefully for transit.
Please view all pictures and read descriptions carefully and send a message with any questions prior to purchasing. Thank you!
All orders normally ship out within 1 to 3 BUSINESS days.
Yes I do. Please contact me for a shipping quote. Please know that I won't mark items as gifts or lower the stated costs on customs forms to avoid taxes. It's against the law and not something I do.
I do accept returns normally. "IF" a return is authorized for a reason other than my error, I will refund your purchase price (minus all shipping cost) within (5) days of receiving your return (items) back. If the item has Free Shipping then the actual shipping cost will be deducted from the refund.
I can't refund if you've given me an incorrect shipping address and the item is not returned. If an item is returned due to an incorrect address, you may pay the shipping fee again to have it reshipped.
I use heavy duty boxes, packing peanuts and bubble wrap on any fragile items, and I pack every order with care.