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

 No name on this, nothing at all on the back, but a handy little thing to have lying in the bottom of your tool box I guess...

 Just the thing for the man about town in that time...

  Eddie Edmunds was a mechanic in Portland, Oregon in the 1930s when he started developing and manufacturing intake manifolds and performanc...

Another windup car by Louis Marx, from the 1930s.  

  A picture to hang in the mancave. The Lyndonia was a yacht built for Cyrus Curtis of the Curtis Publishing Company of Saturday Evening Pos...

 Another Ford Model T tool. The left end is for adjusting the bands in the transmission and the right end fits the oil pan drain bolt.

    Frank Armstrong and Henry House started working in the sewing machine factories in Bridgeport Conn but formed their own company in 1870,...

  To paraphrase interior designer Dorothy Draper "If it looks right, it will fly right".  This isn't one of those. It looks li...

Considered fast in its day, the KZ650 followed the styling lead of the Z1. I remember them mostly in the green. Get a front fender, man!  

  Difficult to read the stamped text, but these are "Side Cutting Pattern Button's Pliers" made by Utica Tool. The wire cutte...