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Very impressive device: the automatic audioguide. It is able to tell you where you are on the map and explain to you what you're currently watching.
Taken at the Sharrow Lantern Carnival using the Yashica Electro 35 GSN rangefinder camera that I used in week 117 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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I left the camera on the automatic setting, but also used a Sunpak Auto 300 flashgun with coloured gels taped over it. The aperture was set to f11, so as the daylight faded, the shutter speed got slower and slower, running up to several seconds by the time it was dark. The result is that there is a well defined sharp image caught by the flash, with a blurred long-exposure image superimposed.
The film is Kodak ColorPlus ISO200 film from Poundland, processed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
From a collection of replica display hand guns which I owned for a time. None of these could fire actual bullets, but they could fire theatrical cap blanks. All have now been on-sold and I no longer own any firearm.
Warped Tour 2010 - Comcast Center - Mansfield, MA
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.Automatic Loveletter
.Vans Warped Tour
.Kevin Says Stage
.SuperPages Center
.Dallas,Texas
.July 3rd, 2010
Powered reciprocating cut-off saw. Driven by 120V electric motor, but can also operate from central belt system. Note the piece of heavy railroad rail, provided for scale.
Plaque for an Automatic Sprinkler, at the base of a pole in Mason City, Iowa. The plaque is from the Automatic Sprinkler Company, Youngstown, Ohio.
This is a photograph of a Rover P5 Automatic car (1971) at the Birmingham Museums Collections Centre.
Ex-Victory Bar, which was a solid place to go for an OK Cupid/Tinder date. This place seemed okay and I am glad they got rid of the televisions showing kitschy programming.
Warped Tour 2010 - Comcast Center - Mansfield, MA
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Date of Liability 01 11 2012
Date of First Registration 27 09 1988
Year of Manufacture 1988
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 3430cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Licence Not Due
Vehicle Colour BLACK
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Eyelets were an alternative to staples when permanent fastening of papers was desired -- e.g., for legal documents. This 6½-in long by 10-in high unit holds up to 150 eyelets and punches a hole and sets the eyelet in one operation. Rotating the circular piece that says Bates feeds eyelets into the throat and somehow ensures that they are properly oriented with the side to be pushed down on top. These automatic eyeleters were originally produced by Ajax in the late 1910s. Bates made them from 1923-1999. This particular version probably dates to the 1930s-1940s. Made in Orange, N.J.