De Marchi 60th Anniversary Italia Sweater

Born in a tiny town in Northeastern Italy at the end of WWII, De marchi is among the oldest and most storied manufacturers of bicycle clothing in the world. This sweater is a strikingly stylish piece that has its roots at the dawn of cyclewear. The modern construction of this classic piece consists of a wool/acrylic blend that gives it an excellent feel, everyday durability and is machine washable so you can actually wear it and not just admire it.

Commemorating 60 years of Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts, this book has over 1,800 of the classic comic strip's most memorable cartoons. The book traces the evolution of the four panel gag strip, beginning with the first cartoon from October 2, 1950 (showing Charlie Brown without trademark zigzag shirt) and culminating with the final strip, published February 13, 2000, the day after Mr. Schulz's death. Memorable cartoons include the first appearance of Lucy's psychiatric help booth on March 27, 1959, when Charlie Brown asks how to get over his depression and Lucy replies, "Snap out of it! Five cents, please," and Snoopy's maiden voyage to the moon on March 10, 1969, preempting the Apollo 11 by several months. Mr. Schulz's own words provide insight into character and story development and his iconic artistic style. Hardcover; 544 pages.

Born in a tiny town in Northeastern Italy at the end of WWII, De marchi is among the oldest and most storied manufacturers of bicycle clothing in the world. This sweater is a strikingly stylish piece that has its roots at the dawn of cyclewear. The modern construction of this classic piece consists of a wool/acrylic blend that gives it an excellent feel, everyday durability and is machine washable so you can actually wear it and not just admire it.

Commemorating 60 years of Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts, this book has over 1,800 of the classic comic strip's most memorable cartoons. The book traces the evolution of the four panel gag strip, beginning with the first cartoon from October 2, 1950 (showing Charlie Brown without trademark zigzag shirt) and culminating with the final strip, published February 13, 2000, the day after Mr. Schulz's death. Memorable cartoons include the first appearance of Lucy's psychiatric help booth on March 27, 1959, when Charlie Brown asks how to get over his depression and Lucy replies, "Snap out of it! Five cents, please," and Snoopy's maiden voyage to the moon on March 10, 1969, preempting the Apollo 11 by several months. Mr. Schulz's own words provide insight into character and story development and his iconic artistic style. Hardcover; 544 pages.