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One of the old mechanized ticket vending machines for the Metrolink tram system
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Up until the 1970's every bar, restaurant, cafes, night club and other businesses had these cigarette vending machines in their businesses. This one is on display in the Railroaders Memorial Museum in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Julian Franklin taught the kids all about Simple Machines in an exciting program with lots of audience participation!
March 26, 2011
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I was going through some old boxes in the basement and was excited to find this. It is a portable (and very manual) adding machine that would have been used before caculators were available/affordable. Based on an Internet search, it appears this is from 1955. I think my great aunt gave it to me when I was a kid to play with.
Gum Machines in White Oaks Mall in London.
To view this picture in 3D, you just need red and blue glasses.
© Doug Jeffery
The new Old Town Armory & Heirlooms shop on the mall has a World War II Engima machine. The ability of the UK to break these cipher machines' code was hugely important in winning World War II. One recently sold for $200,000. This one is going up for auction soon. Check out www.facebook.com/oldetownearmory for more...
Dave Rawlings Machine
KEXP Live Performance
Seattle, WA
February 14, 2010
Photo by Jim Bennett
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July 28th, 2013 - Rockstar Mayhem Festival 2013 at DTE Energy Music Theatre, Clarkston, Michigan. Credit: Chris Schwegler. www.schwegweb.com
Le cadeau que je me suis offert, maintenant il va falloir dresser la bête... The present I offered to myself, now I have to train...
Not man enough to brave the well below freezing temps, I opted to use my “old man” card and get my four-mile hike in wandering around Town Center Mall. Of course, I took a camera with me and once I saw how many vending machines there are in the mall, I decided to make that my photo project of the day. Sometimes you got to make your own fun.
from Kite Laser Company/Samples Department :www.kitelaser.com
laser cutting,engraving machine supplier from China
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"Section of Machine shop Cal Polytechnic School San Luis Obispo, Cal." "Aston photo"
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Frank Aston “Post Card Views”
Photographer Frank Aston was hired in 1906 to photograph Cal Poly. It was likely that he was the sole photographer hired by the school administration to generate the majority of the photographs used by Cal Poly in its annual circular or bulletins, and the in the student publication, the Polytechnic Journal. In the 1909 Polytechnic Journal, Aston advertised “Poly photos” for sale, which he sold in his studio at 5 cents each.
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