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【3-Stufiges Aerodynamisches Windfluss-Dach】：Sonnenschirm 300 Zentimeter mit einem innovativem dreistufigem Luftzirkulationssystem. Das gestaffelte Pagodendach optimiert die Belüftung unter dem Schirm um 50%, indem stauende Hitze effizient nach oben entweicht. Gleichzeitig bieten die offenen Luftschlitze eine aerodynamische Windableitung, die den Marktschirm auch bei böigem Wetter auf der Terrasse stabilisiert 【11mm Bruchfeste Glasfaserstreben für Windstabilität】：Ausgestattet mit 8 hochflexiblen Schirmstreben aus langlebiger Glasfaser. Mit einem verstärkten Durchmesser von 11 Millimeter sind diese Rippen um 20% dicker als herkömmliche Standardkonstruktionen. Das elastische Material fängt Windbelastungen flexibel ab, federt mechanische Spannungen mühelos ab und erhöht die Windstabilität der gesamten Struktur um 25% 【Dicht Gewebtes 180 GSM Polyestertuch mit UV-Schutz 50+】 Das hochwertige Schirmtuch besteht aus 180 GSM dicht gewebtem Polyestergewebe mit einer zusätzlichen PA-Beschichtung. Die textile Oberflächenstruktur blockiert nachweislich bis zu 99.99% der intensiven ultravioletten Sonnenstrahlung. Die dichte Materialstruktur sorgt zudem für eine zuverlässige Wasserabweisung bei sommerlichen Regenschauern auf dem Balkon 【30° Flexibles Aluminium-Knickgelenk zur Sonnenverfolgung】 Flexibler Aluminium Knickmechanismus für eine optimale Anpassung an den Sonnenstand. Über das robuste Zwei-Wege-Neigungssystem lässt sich das Dach des Gartenschirms per Knopfdruck um bis zu 30 Grad neigen. Genießen Sie ganztägigen Schattenkomfort auf dem Freisitz, ohne den schweren Schirmständer oder Gartenmöbel bewegen zu müssen 【Leichtgängiges Kurbelsystem und 38mm Robustes Mastscharnier】 Komfortable und leichtgängige Bedienung durch ein integriertes Kurbelsystem aus Metall. Der reibungslose Seilzugmechanismus ermöglicht ein schnelles Öffnen und Schließen des Schirms in Sekundenschnelle. Mit einem Mastdurchmesser von 38 Millimeter und einem edlen Premium-Matt-Finish fügt sich der Raumschattierer elegant in jede moderne Gartenlandschaft ein

【3-Stufiges Aerodynamisches Windfluss-Dach】：Sonnenschirm 300 Zentimeter mit einem innovativem dreistufigem Luftzirkulationssystem. Das gestaffelte Pagodendach optimiert die Belüftung unter dem Schirm um 50%, indem stauende Hitze effizient nach oben entweicht. Gleichzeitig bieten die offenen Luftschlitze eine aerodynamische Windableitung, die den Marktschirm auch bei böigem Wetter auf der Terrasse stabilisiert 【11mm Bruchfeste Glasfaserstreben für Windstabilität】：Ausgestattet mit 8 hochflexiblen Schirmstreben aus langlebiger Glasfaser. Mit einem verstärkten Durchmesser von 11 Millimeter sind diese Rippen um 20% dicker als herkömmliche Standardkonstruktionen. Das elastische Material fängt Windbelastungen flexibel ab, federt mechanische Spannungen mühelos ab und erhöht die Windstabilität der gesamten Struktur um 25% 【Dicht Gewebtes 180 GSM Polyestertuch mit UV-Schutz 50+】 Das hochwertige Schirmtuch besteht aus 180 GSM dicht gewebtem Polyestergewebe mit einer zusätzlichen PA-Beschichtung. Die textile Oberflächenstruktur blockiert nachweislich bis zu 99.99% der intensiven ultravioletten Sonnenstrahlung. Die dichte Materialstruktur sorgt zudem für eine zuverlässige Wasserabweisung bei sommerlichen Regenschauern auf dem Balkon 【30° Flexibles Aluminium-Knickgelenk zur Sonnenverfolgung】 Flexibler Aluminium Knickmechanismus für eine optimale Anpassung an den Sonnenstand. Über das robuste Zwei-Wege-Neigungssystem lässt sich das Dach des Gartenschirms per Knopfdruck um bis zu 30 Grad neigen. Genießen Sie ganztägigen Schattenkomfort auf dem Freisitz, ohne den schweren Schirmständer oder Gartenmöbel bewegen zu müssen 【Leichtgängiges Kurbelsystem und 38mm Robustes Mastscharnier】 Komfortable und leichtgängige Bedienung durch ein integriertes Kurbelsystem aus Metall. Der reibungslose Seilzugmechanismus ermöglicht ein schnelles Öffnen und Schließen des Schirms in Sekundenschnelle. Mit einem Mastdurchmesser von 38 Millimeter und einem edlen Premium-Matt-Finish fügt sich der Raumschattierer elegant in jede moderne Gartenlandschaft ein

With a wit to rival Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl, action on par with Pierce Brown’s Red Rising, and the scope of Tamsyn Muir’s Gideon the Ninth, this is a rollicking, “must-read” (Nicholas Eames, author of Kings of the Wyld) sci-fi fantasy epic about a ragtag crew of rogues on the hunt for mythic treasure. They did not, however, sign up to save the world. One crew of sky pirates. Seven mythological stones. A race to find them all. Captain Grey and his crew of sky pirates have a reputation for doing the impossible. From breaking into high-security military research facilities to conning the iCity elite, there isn’t a lock they can’t pick, a safe they can’t break, or a hidden treasure they can’t find. Until now. Returning from a harrowing heist involving a neon battery and a trash chute, Grey and his crew are approached by Dalia, the immortal daughter of the infamous ArchGovernor—and she has an offer. The job? Locate and steal the Stones of Indigo—seven fabled rocks invested with godlike power. The search for the first stone is a bona fide treasure hunt, guided by an ancient map to a deadly, uncharted island that’s protected by a mysterious guardian. The score? One million credits per crew member, per stone. The catch? Well, that’s where things get a little complicated. The stones don’t exist. They’re a myth. A bedtime story told to little pirates to make them believe that power and wealth are attainable if you just work hard enough. And to make matters infinitely worse, Grey’s never trusted immortals, and Dalia’s definitely hiding something—something bad. And if they don’t figure out what it is, it might cost them their lives in this “wickedly wild and uniquely imaginative adventure” (Grimdark Magazine).

With a wit to rival Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl, action on par with Pierce Brown’s Red Rising, and the scope of Tamsyn Muir’s Gideon the Ninth, this is a rollicking, “must-read” (Nicholas Eames, author of Kings of the Wyld) sci-fi fantasy epic about a ragtag crew of rogues on the hunt for mythic treasure. They did not, however, sign up to save the world. One crew of sky pirates. Seven mythological stones. A race to find them all. Captain Grey and his crew of sky pirates have a reputation for doing the impossible. From breaking into high-security military research facilities to conning the iCity elite, there isn’t a lock they can’t pick, a safe they can’t break, or a hidden treasure they can’t find. Until now. Returning from a harrowing heist involving a neon battery and a trash chute, Grey and his crew are approached by Dalia, the immortal daughter of the infamous ArchGovernor—and she has an offer. The job? Locate and steal the Stones of Indigo—seven fabled rocks invested with godlike power. The search for the first stone is a bona fide treasure hunt, guided by an ancient map to a deadly, uncharted island that’s protected by a mysterious guardian. The score? One million credits per crew member, per stone. The catch? Well, that’s where things get a little complicated. The stones don’t exist. They’re a myth. A bedtime story told to little pirates to make them believe that power and wealth are attainable if you just work hard enough. And to make matters infinitely worse, Grey’s never trusted immortals, and Dalia’s definitely hiding something—something bad. And if they don’t figure out what it is, it might cost them their lives in this “wickedly wild and uniquely imaginative adventure” (Grimdark Magazine).

Posta, posta tarihi ve koleksiyon deyince akla hemen pul ve damga gelse de, en az bunlar kadar yaygin kullanilan ve cesitlilik gösteren posta formlarini sinirli bir merakli grubu disinda bilen azdir. Posta malzemelerinin bu arastirilmamis grubuna yönelen iki koleksiyonerin, Osmanli Devleti ve Türkiye Cumhuriyeti posta formlari üzerine yeterli kaynak bulamamalari, onlari bu alandaki basvuru kaynagi eksigini gidermeye yönlendirdi. Türkiyede Postanin Mikrotarihi sadece posta formlarinin Osmanli döneminde baslayan tarihini belgeleyerek bir katalogunu cikarmakla kalmiyor. Cesitli form kategorilerine dair teknik bilgilerin yani sira dönemlerinin siyasi, iktisadi, kültürel, sanatsal ve toplumsal normlarini yansitis bicimlerinden, onlari kullananlarin üzerlerine düstükleri kayitlara dek pek cok özel ve merak uyandirici ayrintiyi bir arada ele alarak, Türkiyenin gecmisine yeni bir pencere aciyor. Eserin bu ilk cildi, posta formlarinin ortaya ciktigi Osmanli dönemine genel bir bakisin ardindan Istanbulda ve Ankarada iki ayri hükümetin bir arada var oldugu 1920den, cok partili dönemin basladigi 1950ye uzanan dönemi ele aliyor. Kurtulus Savasi dönemine ait bazilari Osmanli formülerlerine sürsarjla, bazilari elle hazirlanmis, bazilari kisitli sartlarda basilmis nadir ve benzersiz posta formlariyla baslayan inceleme, bu otuz yillik döneme dair carpici nitelikler tasiyan örneklerle sürüyor. Eserin ikinci cildi yayina hazirlanmaktadir. Postal history and collecting bring to mind stamps and cancellations. Few people think of forms issued by the post office, even though these are used as commonly and show as much variety. When two collectors decided to focus on postal forms, they noticed the near absence of informative sources. Thus began the first broad study of the postal forms issued by the Ottoman Empire and Republic of Turkey. Microhistory of the Turkish Posts identifies and catalogues various types of postal forms rooted in the Ottoman era. Going well beyond technical information, the authors interpret the physical objects as well as the messages they carry. This enables them to draw intriguing linkages to political, economic, cultural, and social developments, opening new windows into Turkish history. This first volume reviews the emergence of postal forms during the Ottoman era, then covers the thirty-year period beginning in 1920 the year when a nationalist government in Ankara started challenging the authority of the Istanbul-based monarchy. The War of Independence saw the conversion of Ottoman postal forms to nationalist postal matter through either hand- or machine-made overprints; ne types were also produced. Highlighting usages of such rare items, the investigation continues with fascinating series produced up to the onset of bona fide multi-party governance in 1950. Volume II is in preparation.

'THIS ONE'S A MUST-READ' NICHOLAS EAMES 'THE VERY DEFINITION OF RIP-ROARING' RICHARD SWAN ONE CREW OF SKY PIRATES SEVEN MYTHOLOGICAL STONES A RACE TO FIND THEM ALL Captain Grey and his crew of sky pirates have a reputation for doing the impossible. From breaking into high-security military research facilities, to conning the iCity elite - there isn't a lock they can't pick, a safe they can't break, or a hidden treasure they can't find. Until now. Returning from a harrowing heist, Grey and his crew are approached by Dalia, the immortal daughter of the infamous ArchGovernor - and she has an offer. The job? Locate and steal the Stones of Indigo, seven fabled rocks invested with godlike power. The search for the first stone is a bona fide treasure hunt, guided by an ancient map to a deadly, uncharted island that's protected by a mysterious guardian. The score? One million credits per crew member, per stone. The catch? Well, that's where things get a little complicated. The stones don't exist. They're a myth. A bedtime story told to little pirates to make them believe that power and wealth are attainable if you just work hard enough. To make matters infinitely worse, Grey's never trusted immortals, and Dalia's definitely hiding something. Something bad. And if they don't figure out what it is, it might cost them their lives. JOIN THE CREW WHO LOVE CELLO'S GATE 'The most fun I've had reading this year.' Smitty (Smitty1423) 'Cello's Gate truly was the wickedly wild and uniquely imaginative adventure I didn't know I needed in my life. It's epic yet intimate, dark yet light-hearted, playful yet emotional, and it's got a fun factor that just soars higher than the sky. Ghandammit frens, this is how you write one hell of a debut!' - Esmay Rosalyne, Grimdark Magazine 'My absolute favorite book of the year. Africh is a lyrical wordsmith, a poet who can turn a phrase into a strand of gold.' Phoenix McDonald, Author of The Talent Continuum 'The world-building is dense and rich, a fusion of tech and magic; cities ruled by immortal tyrants, knights who fight like the wind, and monsters. The magic system is sparse, just enough to salt the story. The prose is witty. Occasionally poetic. Frequently unhinged. It feels like (Africh) dared you to laugh at tragedy, and then made you cry in the next paragraph.' Florian Armas, author of Chronicle of the Seer 'From the start, this book gripped me.' Jonathan Neves Mayers, author of Vevin Song 'I swear I've been WAITING for someone to write this book.' Ash, Readers Quadrant Art

'THIS ONE'S A MUST-READ' NICHOLAS EAMES 'THE VERY DEFINITION OF RIP-ROARING' RICHARD SWAN ONE CREW OF SKY PIRATES SEVEN MYTHOLOGICAL STONES A RACE TO FIND THEM ALL Captain Grey and his crew of sky pirates have a reputation for doing the impossible. From breaking into high-security military research facilities, to conning the iCity elite - there isn't a lock they can't pick, a safe they can't break, or a hidden treasure they can't find. Until now. Returning from a harrowing heist, Grey and his crew are approached by Dalia, the immortal daughter of the infamous ArchGovernor - and she has an offer. The job? Locate and steal the Stones of Indigo, seven fabled rocks invested with godlike power. The search for the first stone is a bona fide treasure hunt, guided by an ancient map to a deadly, uncharted island that's protected by a mysterious guardian. The score? One million credits per crew member, per stone. The catch? Well, that's where things get a little complicated. The stones don't exist. They're a myth. A bedtime story told to little pirates to make them believe that power and wealth are attainable if you just work hard enough. To make matters infinitely worse, Grey's never trusted immortals, and Dalia's definitely hiding something. Something bad. And if they don't figure out what it is, it might cost them their lives. JOIN THE CREW WHO LOVE CELLO'S GATE 'The most fun I've had reading this year.' Smitty (Smitty1423) 'Cello's Gate truly was the wickedly wild and uniquely imaginative adventure I didn't know I needed in my life. It's epic yet intimate, dark yet light-hearted, playful yet emotional, and it's got a fun factor that just soars higher than the sky. Ghandammit frens, this is how you write one hell of a debut!' - Esmay Rosalyne, Grimdark Magazine 'My absolute favorite book of the year. Africh is a lyrical wordsmith, a poet who can turn a phrase into a strand of gold.' Phoenix McDonald, Author of The Talent Continuum 'The world-building is dense and rich, a fusion of tech and magic; cities ruled by immortal tyrants, knights who fight like the wind, and monsters. The magic system is sparse, just enough to salt the story. The prose is witty. Occasionally poetic. Frequently unhinged. It feels like (Africh) dared you to laugh at tragedy, and then made you cry in the next paragraph.' Florian Armas, author of Chronicle of the Seer 'From the start, this book gripped me.' Jonathan Neves Mayers, author of Vevin Song 'I swear I've been WAITING for someone to write this book.' Ash, Readers Quadrant Art