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

  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 ...

  Another artefact from the Log Drivers museum. The AMF days…

  You’ve come a long way. Baby!

  When I saw this. I thought it was a reciprocating saw. Precision Saw Co. was one of the world's first manufacturers of one-man chainsa...

 Found in a 1966 Cycle World magazine, this custom was the work of one Speedy Babs. Starting with an Indian four frame, he added telescopic ...

      We visited the “Log driver museum” in Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs,  operated by a 82 year old self-described “last remaining log driver”. He h...

  Probably not a big seller…