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

 Maybe it's just me, but doesn't the driver look a bit sheepish slouching in this undersized car?  When the simple little Austin 7 w...

 I've run across Lister wrenches occasionally but never an actual engine. This beauty, about 4 feet tall, was originally used to haul a...

    This machine was sitting at a thrift shop, a handwritten note suggested it was a steam engine.  Hmmm. two single action cylinders of dif...

     The editor of the magazine came upon this homebuilt unit while out and about and thought it worthy of publishing. It is constructed of ...

Weird. I believe the movie dates to 1968, the CB750 wasn’t introduced till a year later.  

  Short and to the point...

 Flying in formation...

  Armaloy was a trademark introduced by the Armstrong Bros. Tool Company of Chicago in 1946 for their new chrome-vanadium steel alloy and so...

  Arthur Train, Jr. illustrated by Chichi Lasley, The Story of Everyday Things , 1941 Uhhhm Not quite...

Roger Bilstein and Jay Miller, Aviation in Texas , Texas Monthly Press, 1985