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At an arcade in Shonandai. Pinball machines! In this present age! In Japan! I tell you, this combination is really, really are.
湘南台のゲームセンターにて。本物のピンボールマシーンなんて何年ぶりに見るだろうか？
The rubber "rope" von my sixties sewing machine broke!! What to do now? Where do I get a replacement?
Now it is still...
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Day Fifty-Eight ~ Claw Machine
Saturday afternoon, the family went out for a late lunch. Dominic was feeling a little better, but still didn’t eat. I’m 100% certain he was not contagious, so I let him play the claw machine at our favorite Mexican food restaurant, Herbert’s. As always, he did not win anything there. Bummer. But he so much enjoys playing, it’s worth the loss for the fun.
An advanced time-machine from a futuristic Carny society landed in Robertsdale, Alabama this week.
No one noticed, b/c they were at home watching Dancing with the Stars and Honey Boo Boo
The tent containing the refrigerated egg vending machine. I especially like the illustration of the chicken laying egg.
Close up of the machine quilting on Verna's quilt. Machine quilting by Natalia Bonner of Piece N Quilt. www.piecenquilt.com
Arthur T. HAGEN (1852-1917) Started the American Laundry Machine Company. 110 Buffalo Road was built in 1930, though it looks much older. It was a new location for ALMC, which previously has space at Lincoln Park (1920's) and at 56 Dewey Ave. (around 1910). In the 1909 City Directory, the company is listed as "The American Laundry Machinery MFG Co., Successor to A.T. Hagen Co. Manufacturers of Laundry Machinery." By 1931 they were listed as Manf. of "Laundry and Dry Cleaning Machinery." In the 30's Rug Cleaning Mach. was added, and by 1950 "Manf. of "Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Rug Cleaning Machinery Iron Founders Manufacturers of Meehanite Metal.' (a type of cast iron) By 1958 they were also listed as manuf. "Centrifugal Machinery." By 1960 ALMC no longer appears in the directory, as the company was bought out by the McGraw-Edison Co. perhaps this is when the place was shut down?? The company had many machines installed in WWII naval ships, which may be part of the reason for the military apparatus lying around. Perhas the stuff came in later years with another business, but I doubt it. The main property at 110 Buffalo Road was purchased in March of 2005 for a pathetic $1. (the property was assessed for $450K!!) by Potomac Properties, LLC, which according to the NYS Dpt. of State was organized in January. Other buildings originally part of the plant built in 1930 have been divided up to other owners and have separate addresses: 105 Craig St, 1 Sherer and 3 Sherer.
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I've been wanting an antique treadle machine for quite some time. I finally found one in very good condition about a month ago. My husband has refinished the cabinet for me and now, it's just about ready to sew with!
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I'm sure that this open space area was once a ranch or farm and this old piece of equipment was left behind.
Machine Gun Kelly performs at the Vans Warped Tour in Atlanta, GA on July 26, 2012. Copyright © 2012 by HIGH ISO Music, LLC.
This is the weak point in the comfort of this luxury train. A narrow and endless long corridor through one of the six parts in the middle of the train. Trans Europ Express in Landquart, Switzerland, May 10, 2014. (5/9)
I try not to impart human motivations to inanimate machines but sometimes I wonder. Take this morning for instance, a giant mound of snow was plowed up overnight at the end of our driveway and I set about chewing it up, bite by bite, with the snowblower. This would be the second multi-hour session with the cantankerous snow blower in as many days. Once you set the choke just so and pick just the right speed the drone of the machine and the pacing of the work take over. I was absorbed in what was doing for a good hour until the machine sputtered a couple times then quit. Under the load the machine had emptied it's fuel tank. I walked back to the garage as my ears adjusted from the quiet left in the wake of the snow blower's roar and to the stillness of the snowbound morning. No sooner had I reached the garage when I heard the airhorn of L517 coming across New Richmond. The night was just starting to give way to morning, I grabbed my camera out of the house and set up to shoot this SD70 cruising through the pre-dawn blue hour. When I put the camera back my wife asked what was going on and I replied "I think the snowblower likes me."
December 10, 2012.
The word carousel originates from the Italian garosello and Spanish carosella ("little battle"), used by crusaders to describe a combat preparation exercise and game played by Turkish and Arabian horsemen in the 12th century.
The first carousel made in the United States was created during the 1840s by Franz Wiesenhoffer. Early on the Dentzels became known for their beautiful horses and lavish use of menagerie animals on their carousels. Their mechanisms were also considered among the very best for durability and reliability. In early 20th century America, very large machines were being built, with elaborate animals, chariots, and decorations superbly made by skilled old-world craftsmen taking advantage of their new freedoms in America. Large amounts of excellent and cheap carving wood were available such as Appalachian white pine, basswood, and yellow poplar. Whereas most European carousel figures are relatively static in posture, American figures are more representative of active beasts - tossed manes, expressive eyes and postures of movement are their hallmarks.
William H. Dentzel is the only descendant from a founding American carousel family of the United States still making wooden carousels. His carousels are similar to the oldest operating carousel in the United States in Watch Hill, R.I. (1893) built by the Dare company, a "flying horses" machine. The power sources for Dentzel’s contemporary carousels range from rope-pull to hand-crank to foot-pedal to AC 110 volt electric to DC solar power.
The Present Day
A blinding flash! The time machine was gone, leaving only its license plate, in true Back to the Future fashion.
SPB Machinery offered a Semi-automatic surgical mask making machine that can produce a 1-3 layer non-woven mask with high efficiency.
This is my second assemblage inspired by the Time and Freedom philosophy by Henri Bergson. I used tins, hinges and many pieces from dismantled clocks and little machines to create a kind of time machine.
Henri peers from a glass window. He has mica eyes and the window is embellished with words from his book. The bottom tin contains the clock mechanisms, wires a glass orb window, a tiny light bulb incased in a hand carved rock like formation on top is a red letter dice topped with a bottom laced with red string that wraps around the piece and ends in a fringe of springs and screws hanging from the bottom.
This piece has a lot of tiny detail. Check out the extra pictures to see some of them.
A shot taken while out working at a factory in Redditch in the Midlands. This is a CNC machine tool machining titanium alloy forgings, the cutting tool is hidden by the flow of coolant and the pile of metal chippings or swarf.