Monday Mystery, a something-Anchor

 They look like some sort of longitudinally clamping device, and apparently a patent was applied for. Any guesses before we do a Google image search?

Phoenix Mfg. C Clamp

 Nice old 6" clamp, with wing nut. Once again, no company information online that I could find.

Sidecar Sunday

 

Frazer Nash Nurburg, 1932

Supercharged 1.5 litre engine driven through chains to the rear wheels. Below, 3 speed transmission with reverse.

Breaker bar

 When is a breaker bar not a breaker bar?

When it's from Harbour Freight. 

I twisted this one off the first time I tried to use it, did the job with a 40 year old Craftsman 1/2" ratchet and a 4 foot piece of pipe. But really, at $18, what was I expecting?

Chevrolet, 1961

 1961, the fins are gone, and it's a sleek, smaller car. Chevrolet built 352,110 hard tops that year.

Cloud Car

Cloud car of tomorrow, or the week after next or... 

Ohhh, the optimism of the 1950s...

 

Shingle hammer

 No name on this tool, I expect it's home made, the handle is the least ergonomic thing ever.

Dandy Shine; patented in 1903

Basically I guess this is a shoe holder for shining shoes, the shoe is held in place with the two arms which are located by the tang against the teeth on the rack. I can think of better ways to accomplish the same task...

 

Buffalo gasolene engine, 1900

 Slow and fast turning engines... another marine engine maker that disappeared quickly. A Google map search shows a gentrifying neighbourhood...