Sidecar Sunday

 More leaning sidecar

Wilson Brothers Little Giant razor blade plane

 

Suzuki TS250 Savage

 The groundbreaking Yamaha DT-1 was introduced in 1968, Suzuki didn't wait to see how it sold, this is their offering in 1969.

Johnson Motors for Ariel in 1959

 

Acme No 2 stapler

   Probably more sculptural than necessary and certainly that cast base is fancier than it needs to be but I'd put it on my desk.

  Acme Staple is still around, and can supply the staples you need when you run out.

Special Safety Matches

 The "Safety Match" replaced the very self-igniting white phosphorus with the calmer red phosphorus, an 1844 innovation from Swedish chemistry professor Gustav Erik Pasch.

Swedish match history

Automobile body patent USD286865S

Big hit for Chrysler. 

Nicest thing here are the super-styled "Fig" titles.

 

Matchless 1950

 "Predominate" Wasn't that a British Dreadnaught?

 I'll guess that that word has never been used in advertising copy in the last 50 years.

Identifying steel types by their sparks

 

Packards

 I remember these hood ornaments being nicknamed "Lady pushing donut", these days it's apparently just "Donut pusher".