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

 Admittedly not a good photo, but you get the idea. A  full size Excello Bridgeport-type lathe has a new home. Its too heavy to lift with th...

 Here we have a chain saw from the late 1940s made in Guelph, Ontario. This saw had a two stroke engine that used a float type carb. The pro...

No name on this one that I could find...  

    Best guess, maybe 1951? 

A French-made sturdy (translation of  costaud ) little jack made to lift heavy furniture, appliances or doors just enough to get rollers or ...

 The "Lightning" wrench-pliers by the William Hjorth company.  The company was founded in Jamestown NY in 1902 to made a line of h...

  Common in aviation and racing where bolts cannot be allowed to come loose. Run your safety wire through the bolt head and nearby tab, grab...

Seen at the Brooklands Museum. Grubbs "pullman" Tandem with add-on. I can't imagine it handled well.   

  Giving the hand crank a spin on these phones spun a magneto which sent a pulse down the line to the operators switchboard and alerted her ...

  Misplaced apostrophes, but you get the message...