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

I saw this Craftsman speed handle in a locked display case at Antiques at 10 Mechanic in Camden, Maine. At that price I didn't think I n...

  The Huber company has been around making machinery of different types since 1875. After WW2 they decided to concentrate on road constructi...

 Jaguar Mark Twos and Mark Tens on the production line (looks like after the workers went home). Remember, guys, no running...

Slocomb started making center drills, micrometers and other machinist tools in 1891  John Tibbets Slocomb located his company in Providence ...

 Swallow Sidecars's first ad for their bodies for the Morris Cowley and Auston 7. Transpform your Austin into a real car!

  Actually a 1970 or 71 Volvo 1800E. I'd drive that car...

The high-quality Wilton bullet vises are the ones I'm used to, the name is still around on what seem to be lesser quality units , but no...

  Life in America could not be better...

 This picture was apparently taken in Belgium about the beginning of the war. My guess is a DKW RT125 but the primary case doesn't seem ...

Here's a wrench I took a picture of at Liberty Tool in Maine, and then did not buy it. (I must be slipping). No company history that I c...