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York Street, Broadstairs, U.K.
It's so long since I saw one of these I had forgotten about them. Now I remember it was quite a pleasing experience to use one - the sound of the strip of stamps being fed out of the slot when you lifted the flap marked 'LIFT", and the crisp way your purchased stamps would tear off at the perforations. Quite often, the effectiveness of the perforations was deficient, and you would lose a corner of your last stamp to the benefit of the next purchaser. These machines were very convenient, being available when post offices were closed, and with the cost of stamps being around a half penny to tuppence they could be bought with the available coinage. Now, a stamp will cost you 64p (eqivalent to 153 old pennies btw) so you can see why stamp machines died out.
plymouth road runner 1969 - rarely air grabber hood - and more rarely vitamin c orange in 69 - color code 999 - special order
Made in Leicester by J C Moore.
A 13" diameter semi-automatic machine with 189 needles.
It could produce plain or fancy rib fabric dependant on the use of the patterning discs
This machine was used to make pullovers (jumpers).
Wanted to post these boyos after getting my latest bootleg order from WM minifigures! Ordered WM’s dark red and black Heavy Mando variants and thought the shoulder-pads would be perfect for my Iron Man figures.
I erased the Star Wars designs on the shoulder pads and put them on these figures. I think it gives them just the right amount of bulk without going overboard.
What do you guys think? Comments and shares are always welcome!
Old signage for Dixie Machine and Metal Works INC, Warehouse District, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Just sitting here going through my old photos as I am house bound due to the Coronavirus (I don't have it, but I am one of the vulnerable ones).
Justin
Dark clouds roll in as CN L580 passes a well-manicured lawn on its way through Onondaga Township. With foreigner BNSF 2098 bringing out the paparazzi from far and wide, the train is scooting along the Hagersville Sub back to its origin point of Brantford before finishing for the day.
Unlike the majority of Erf's population, the Alien (commonly misrepresented as Demon) invasion came as no shock to the YSSR. It was, after all, the joint YSSR mission to the far side of the moon that had discovered an alien complex, and indeed the same mission which discovered its builders were both present and hostile. The YSSR wasn't about to take an alien invasion lying down.
And so the world's most powerful nuclear arsenal prepared for battle, not against men as so many had feared, but against a menace few would believe existed.
In this photograph, a CER Fighting Machine cockpit undergoes final preparations before being lowered onto its chassis in, funny enough, the same assembly building that launched Discoverer 1.
"The Washing Machine" is one of the many falls of "The Fairy Pools" in Glen Brittle, Isle of Skye. It is hardly surprising that these falls are so popular with tourists as they are spectacular and the mountain waters are coloured blue/green.
Snapped for Smile on Saturday “timepieces” theme. Well, I think a camera is a time machine in that it preserves a moment in time for posterity or until I hit the delete button.
Spent this Labor Day morning at the Idaho State Fair....and of course packed the camera around, trying very hard to get interesting shots or at least something different.....so here it is....what do you all think...
A commissioned model to build a more movie-accurate model than the CUUSOO set. It has functioning doors and seats two minifigs...or a minifig and a dog ;)
How much ingenuity is used to dispose of our waste nowadays!!!
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I have seen in the past a similar vehicle working in our street.
Today I have spotted this vehicle in Business Park, Notting Hill
It was fascinating to have a closer look at this amazing machine with these gadgets attached.
Yah The holo sight attachment isn't the best but it's hard to grip the little thing to sand it or trim it.
What's better than a single machine that dispenses gumballs? A machine that dispenses not one, but 2 types of candy!
Benny clearly agrees... and apparently ate all the candy because both machines are empty
Another name released for publication. And another one...
The machine takes them systematically, one by one.
And the machine has no feelings. It doesn’t care.
As long as the gears keep grinding,
keep rolling.
But every machine has its operator,
the one who pulls the levers, directs it, and decides what it will do
and how it will function.
And I, just a small cog,
am waiting.
For my turn.
Dans la machine
Un autre nom autorisé à la publication. Et encore un autre...
La machine les prend systématiquement, un par un.
Et la machine n’a pas de sentiments. Elle s’en fiche.
Tant que les rouages continuent de moudre,
continuent de tourner.
Mais chaque machine a son opérateur,
celui qui tire les leviers, la dirige et décide ce qu’elle fera
et comment elle fonctionnera.
Et moi, juste un petit rouage,
j’attends.
Mon tour.