Progress is fine, but it's gone on for too long.

with apologies to Ogden Nash...

Saturday, March 20, 2021

Mobile women's fashion

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thanks, Ski Quite amazing how much clothing women were weighed down with  for any activity they chose to participate in... Below, Muriel Hin...
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Friday, March 19, 2021

Bren gun manufacture

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  Display of parts from raw to finished with sectioned Bren gun. Main body parts on the left. See previous post here .
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Motorcycle hand signals

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Yes, this will be on the test...  
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Know your Teledraulic forks

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Inspired by the BMW telescopic fork introduced in 1935, in 1937 Associated Motorcycles Corp. ordered a set for "evaluation". Devel...
Thursday, March 18, 2021

McKinnon adjustable wrench

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A reader sent in pictures of this McKinnon wrench, an old style "monkey wrench", wondering if it was possible to date it. It looks...
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Wednesday, March 17, 2021

1934 Auto Union cutaway view

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Another beautiful cutaway illustration, this time by artist Gédo, real name Georges Gédovius. (Thanks Hailwood1965)  The 4360 cc V16 with Ro...
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OHC Velocette

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The OHC Velocette KTT motor, developed from the racers and introduced in 1929, was the first production racer. The camshaft is driven with t...
Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Martin Baker ejection seat

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Now the main component of a vaguely disquieting sculpture in a shop window on Queen St West in Toronto; Pudendal nerve of shame by J V Douce...
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We used to make things in this country C.I.L.

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thanks, Inno! Here's a set of blasting cap cutter/crimpers from a toolmaker we've never seen. Canadian Industries Limited was largel...
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Monday, March 15, 2021

Quiz time; Identify the little motorcycles on the printing plates

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No 1. Mid sixties Benelli 50, I believe? No 2. ? No 3. ?? No 4. ?? No 5. ?? thanks, Rolf! No 6. ??  
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