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Cyclopedia of Modern Shop Practice , American Technical Society, 1907  

I found the above classified ad in a 1943 Motorcyclist magazine, it's a product of the Goulding sidecar company.  Of course Jesse a t Ju...

This beat up stamped excavator toy was seen at a local antique store, the Lincoln name was not familiar but it turns out Lincoln Toys was a ...

Wisdom from the inside cover of The Starrett Story , 1982 edition...  

 This is a vintage Soviet poster promoting using advertising services on trams, designed by Dmitri Bulanov in the 1920s.  The text highligh...

This was one of motorcycling's first parallel twins, obviously the designer was concerned about overall width, the crankshaft had one th...

 

 

  This aluminum wrench was apparently intended for stainless fittings manufactured by the Ladish Co. in Brantford Ontario as part of their t...

  If you owned a motorcycle in England in the 1920s, and wanted lights, there was a acetylene gas lighting kit available from Halfords (a mo...