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

Cute, the tank looks about the size of a furnace oil tank.

  From a 1958 Popular Mechanics Shop Tips magazine. If you already had enough ashtrays made from pistons you could use cut down pistons to ...

   Wright Power Saw & Tool Corporation had a different idea for chain saws. The saws at the time were heavy awkward and the chain design...

 I've wanted one of these for years- decades! It's not been a must-have but definitely in the nice-to-have category. Besides, it giv...

 These brass locks were used on many railroads and were similar to the locks on switches, though they were keyed different. They don't l...

  In 1920, the A.C. Williams Co. of Ravenna, Ohio was the world’s largest cast iron toy maker. They also made piggybanks in a large variety ...

 This ex-Air Canada Viscount used in the development of the PT6A-50 turboprop engine model utilized as the powerplant for the de Havilland C...

 Who named that kid?

    I was surprised to find that Warner is still around supporting their radial engines in the 125-185 hp range. From their site comes this...

 More than once people have stopped to look at and photograph this car. So here it is. To me it's just another one of thousands of borin...