Calrad Morse code practice terminal

 Not much call for these Morse code devices any more... Is it used at all any more?

Harley patent 1,510,937 1924

This is an advanced concept for 1924. A one piece welded pressed steel frame for a motorcycle. As far as I know it was never built.

 

Airplanes in formation; Douglas Dauntless

 If you're a Dauntless fan, find this book. Previous post

American Snowmobile Oil

 I knew that logo looked familiar (we don't have it in Canada). In 1985, American changed its corporate name to Amoco (from American Oil Company) and kept the red, white and blue Torch logo. In the mid-twentieth century it was ranked the largest oil company in the United States. 

 

Monday Mystery, Unreadable logo

This is a British-made open end wrench but the script-type logo is a mystery. Guesses?

Monday Mystery, a something-Anchor

 They look like some sort of longitudinally clamping device, and apparently a patent was applied for. Any guesses before we do a Google image search?

Phoenix Mfg. C Clamp

 Nice old 6" clamp, with wing nut. Once again, no company information online that I could find.

Sidecar Sunday

 

Frazer Nash Nurburg, 1932

Supercharged 1.5 litre engine driven through chains to the rear wheels. Below, 3 speed transmission with reverse.

Breaker bar

 When is a breaker bar not a breaker bar?

When it's from Harbour Freight. 

I twisted this one off the first time I tried to use it, did the job with a 40 year old Craftsman 1/2" ratchet and a 4 foot piece of pipe. But really, at $18, what was I expecting?