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

This is a Canadian-made Connor wringer washer , popular in the 1940s and 50s, outfitted with a smaller tub and a wooden paddle arrangement t...

  William George Barker was Canada's fourth highest scoring ace in WW1 at 50 victories. This entry was found in a catalog of the Canadia...

Thanks, Arthur!  Not sure of the pedigree of this heavily used bench vise, I suspect it's an older Taiwanese import, just doing what it ...

Just a nice little small town church.. but whoever designed it (probably a local carpenter) thought he would add a nice complicated curved b...

  Not sure what’s going on here, She might be in some sort of “sociable” or maybe a car chassis. Anyways, she’s looking out at the camera wi...

 

  Seen along the north shore of the StLawrence river. past Tadoussac.   Just the thing for a firewood business!  More than just for work, un...

    Nice old drill press seen at Liberty Tool in Maine. The "Driver Line" logo refers to a popular, lower-priced line of shop mach...

Thanks, Kevan!     Another name new to me.  This wrench isn’t old, it’s manufactured by Victor Tools in Punjab, India, a global hand tool ma...

  Want to supercharge your Norton twin?  Here's an interesting project and period piece for someone.  Drouin Mfg. of Massachusetts made ...