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

   Growing up, these things always seemed to be the mark of the amateur woodworker or hobbyist, not a serious tool. And they were not cheap....

Pure sculpture...  

  Queen St West at Gladstone, view west in 1893. A horsecar full of passengers passes the new electric streetcar track construction. It'...

  Cheesy easy-listening Latin versions of popular hits.. But it's a BMW!

    Craftsman was the premier line of tools from Sears, Dunlap was one of the names they used for home or hobbyist-quality tools,  much like...

  Willgodt Odhner, based in St. Petersburg, made his first mechanical calculator prototype in 1875. It utilizes a pinwheel mechanism, not un...

 

 On March 4th 1918, this car slipped on an icy patch, (note the rear tire chains) and clipped the front fender of a streetcar, which caused ...

  1959 AJS/Matchless engine with separate transmission, though the right case covered both, making it look like a unit engine.   Artwork by ...

British paper merchant Fritz Sabel was the producer of this JAP V twin powered cyclecar. Only a few were produced between 1906 and 1914.