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And! It was SPARKLY! I know!! I saw it in a super cool Italian restaurant. And when it flushes, it's like a VACUUM!
Registration H93EEG
Make ROVER
Model MAESTRO
Description CLUBMAN AUTOMATIC
Date of Liability 01 05 1998
Date of First Registration 27 12 1990
Year of Manufacture 1990
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1598CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Petrol
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour RED
Vehicle make MERCEDES
Date of first registration 19 August 1969
Year of manufacture 1969
Cylinder capacity (cc) 2778cc Fuel type PETROL
Vehicle status Tax not due Vehicle colour SILVER
Brand new, right after I took it out of the box. I've since put about 350 rounds through it without any problems at all.
“Before we work on artificial intelligence why don't we do something about natural stupidity?” - Steve Polyak
Originally built by Ricoh, this PMC camera was sold by the Dutch grocery chain Albert Heijn. It was a special product for their "Premie van de maand club".
People could buy stamps each time they did their shopping at one of their stores, with a full booklet of stamps they were able to buy all kinds of non-food products at reduced prices.
It was a great succes.
1967-69. Similar to the Autimatic 100, but has Zeiss-Ikon single window combined viewfinder/rangefinder. Able to use all of the available accessories.
Normal interlocking prevents signals from being cleared unless all other levers are in the correct, non-conflicting position.
This additional locking was designed to keep the relevant signals locked after a train had shunted from one main line to the opposite main line, instead of needing to place reminder collars himself the signalman had to reset the automatic reminder for the line which had become clear.
A Opel Diplomat Automatic at the Nordenhamer Oldtimer-Tage.
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The display reads:
AUTOMATIC HOTPOINT RANGE
Porcelain enamel and chrome
1924
Edison Electric Appliance Co., Inc., New York, Chicago, and Ontario, California.
This six-burner electric stove's nearly pristine white porcelain enamel finish is embellished with chrome details, and the six burners and their black Bakelite control knobs are all the original. The stove has two ovens on the right side, each with its own dial control. Above the ovens is a bread warmer with a roll-up door, with a glass knob matching the one on the pull-out crumb tray below the burners. The in-and-out curves of the four cabriole legs form a study-yet-airy support for the heavy top half of the stove.
The donor purchased the stove from the Red Cross in Portland, Maine, in the early 1980s. The Red Cross last used it for disaster relief in late October 1947, when out-of-control forest fires in southern and coastal Maine burned over 200,000 acres, leveling nine communities and destroying over 1,000 houses.
Gift of Lynne Shulman, 2009.
Taken September 3rd, 2014.
In this machine, Leonardo utilized hot air as a source of energy. The rising air moved a propeller that, in turn, engaged a pole with a pulley at the end that turned the spit. Movement was generated automatically and the turning speed of the spit was determined by the size of the fire.
Seen at the "Machines of Leonardo da Vinci" exhibit in Florence, Italy. The exhibit housed over 40 models of mechanical, building, flying and war machines. They were replicated exactly from his codices by florentine artisans under engineer supervision.
My willingness and desire to live in a society with less throwaway and more reusability, was today substantialized by my purchase of a second hand Husqvarna Automatic 21A. A sewing-machine from the 70:s, totally imbued with genuine quality and durability. No plastic gear here! No limitation of useful life! Plainly a machine that is built to function. The way all machines should be built, long before the streamlining and downsizing of companies. When customers were willing to pay the actual cost of a great product.
One of the coolest looking dials I've ever seen. Was dropped sometime in the past and the case is virtually a right-off. I'm holding onto this in the hopes of finding a case in good shape. If you've got one, I'd love to hear from you.