The New Yorker, February 9 , 1929P. 11 Silver labels which once hung around the neck of wine bottles much treasured as yet by British Military Mess Service.
With its flat rectangular profile, palomino brown and silver labeling and a shoelace choker around its neck (think of Vincent Gallo, meeting Brigitte Bardot in "Viva María"), Corzo, a premium tequila, could be 750 milliliters of eau de parfum.
Pressed with the familiar UK black and silver labels and packaged in cardboard sleeves in an attractive box this is a vinyl set that should have you dusting down the Dansette player and rolling back the carpets.
Gold silver labeling method shows a lower relatively sensitivity than the peroxidase method, however gold-silver labeling does permit a more precise subcellular localization of inmunoreactivity.
Except perhaps for the slightly flashy handsome blue-and-silver label on its 2004 Block E wine ($39.99 a half bottle), Macari's rather somber labels imply an understated stylistic approach to winemaking.
Our method, which does not rely upon fluorescent dyes, holds enormous potential for stimulating a reexamination of archived preparations, whether of Golgi-stained or cobalt-silver labeled nervous systems.
He had a work in progress sitting on a table in the studio: two boxes filled with little silver canisters labeled "Pound" or "Kandinsky" or "Balzac".
