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Subject: Factories; Industrial Facilities; Tool & die industry; Ohio--Hamilton; miami digital collections; bowden postcard collection
The D3-5 Fairway Golf Divot Tool sports an inlay in 10,000 year old Fossil Mammoth tooth. The frame is in etched 'Ladder' damascus by Mike Norris. This is the most exclusive golf tool in the world.
Really enjoying restoring this 100 year old bicycle tool pouch. Given it a good clean, fed the leather, then dismantled as the stitching was rotten. Now reassembly! Using a method I’ve seen Suzie Fletcher use on BBC’s The Repair Shop, using two needles and lacing the thread up. It’s working a treat!
Still need to source three new straps to fit it to the frame.
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Photographer: David Zeck
Both stones are hard hammers that have flat faces, show signs of great wear, and are likely made of quartzite. Held in the hand, they would have been used in a process known as "flintknapping," wherein the hammer stone strikes a second flint, quartzite, or chert stone, chipping pieces off until the secondary stone takes a more desirable shape. Hammer stones were also used in the process of bifacial reduction, where the secondary stone would be split along a significant portion of its face, creating two useful stones from one.
18) 4" X 3 3/4" X 2 1/2"
19) 3 1/4" X 2 1/4" X 2 1/4"
Likely donated by Professor George E. Woodbine (d.1953) of Yale University
ACC# 80.240.18 & 19
See other indigenous peoples tools, utensils and weapons at flic.kr/s/aHskTPFNZd.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
I have always been in awe of power tools. I was photographing these to sell... but really they are Art.
Bored and took photos of my tool box. Lovely colors. Cool textures. Very industrial look.
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My tool box. Everything I could possibly need in this little tin. Now if I could only remember to put it in my project bag.