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An old bottling machine on display at the Schneider Weisse brewery in Kelheim, Germany. I'm not sure about its age, but it looks just as old as the bottling machine at Cantillon, which is early 20th century.
As the groom and groomsmen were being photographed in their various permutations (such as being included and then excluded from particular photographs based on whether they were family or friend), other relatives were assembling and making themselves useful in preparing the sanctuary — and the participants — for the wedding.
Among them was this aunt of the bride, who of everyone at the wedding is thought to have travelled farthest: she is from England. I am supposed to email her with a link to this photograph, so she can use it to thank the woman who helped her with the machine embroidery that produced the leaves on the shoulder and waist of the coat.
vending machines are EVERYWHERE in japan. but i still havent seen the elusive schoolgirl panties vending machine...
This classic cocktail design is sure to bring back memories from the 1980's! This two player sit down machine is great for challenging your friends to a game. It features a full size 19" LCD screen, two sets of buttons and two classic cherry ball joysticks. You have your choice of either 412 games or 60 games. Click the links for a full list of games for each game board. www.suncoastarcade.com/product2.php
Doesn't look like one can tape the performance though. Otherwise it might be a fun thing to have. Years ago I had analog equipment
These V12 engines were developed by Maybach-Motorenbau in the late 1920s for the airship LZ 127 “Graf Zeppelin”, which was powered by five of them. The one shown here was restored from 2002 to 2005 by engineering students.
7.5.2022 National Railway Museum - Port Adelaide - South Australia Installation of new triple gauge switch (p1204244)
I found a bunch of old Microfilm Machine ads, and I thought it was hilarious how they made a boring machine seem so great by adding a pretty girl...
Is it just me or does this thing look like it should play Pong too?
Coca-Cola has recently introduced a digital vending machine, allowing its thirsty consumers to select and purchase beverages by using an interactive touch screen. A digitalized Coke machine may be found at the UPS Store on campus, in the Oglesby Union.
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Tools and catalogs remain strewn about a workbench in the machine shop of the Lonaconing Silk Mill. Side-lighting from an external flash.
A cigarette vending machine in Japan. Due to the lack of taxes, they cost only about 300 yen per pack. Which amounts to about $4.50 Singapore dollars. No wonder pollution from the smokers in Japan amounts to roughly the same level as their cars. (okay, i made that up..)
There are two of these located inside of UNIRIO - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, at Urca, nearby Sugar Load access.
Hellingly Asylum, Sussex
Designed by George Thomas Hine and built in 1903, it closed it's doors in 1994.
A sample of the free machining at a class at Perth Embroiderers Guild - some of it is on soluble, some on net, and some on chiffon. It will ultimately become a bag. - to be posted later.
...no, this wasn't a gift for Mother's Day. ha ha ha! I picked up some side work last summer and bought it back then with some of the money I earned. Can you believe this Baby Lock enlighten serger has been sitting in it's box since last August?! Anyway...for Mother's Day, I decided to bust this baby open and start using it! I decided to sew up a top for myself using this serger for the Made by Rae Spring Top Sewalong. (See the next picture for the result.) I love this machine! I can't believe it took me this long to start using it. I was a little intimidated to start using the machine since I got the most MINIMAL lesson (if you could even call it a lesson) on how to use the machine months after I purchased it--but that's another story. Isn't it frustrating when there is only one store in your area that sells certain machines and you have to deal with their awful service if you want a machine that only they sell?! Anyways...threading is a BREEZE with this machine! I'm just doing the basics with the machine now, but so far, it is very easy to use and maneuver! I can't wait to play around with it a little more! I was able to piece together the top in the next picture with this machine in no time! :) Happy Mother's Day! :)