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This is a picture from this old deserted machine shop by my apartment. There is tons of crap in it, even a boat! Port Dover Ontario
This super wieghing machine is on a platform at Cambridge Railway Station. Lovely retro type and colours.
Solide Universalfräsmaschine mit vielseitig schwenkbarem Fräskopf für universelle Bearbeitung
* Komplettpreis mit 3-Achs-Positionsanzeige montiert
Most of the brick factories are running 6 months of the year, from October to March, when the dry season begins. Swet Bhairab Factory is one of the few that have a machine producing bricks during the rainy season, therefore the brick factory is open all year round. (Bhaktapur/Lara Cerosky)
To those of us of a 'certain age' the name Williamson of Ashton used to be seen on a regular basis - on the bottom edge of our bus tickets. The Ashton-Under-Lyne based printers had specialised in tickets for transport, entrance and, in the original meaning of the word for price tags, since been founded in 1835. For many years various corporation transport departments and private operators used Williamson's for ticket stock as well as the machines they branched out into. The latter included machines for enterainment venues such as cinemas and greyhound racing tracks. In many ways their output somewhat echoed the larger Bell Punch Company who had, in Victorian days, somewhat cornered the market for pre-printed tickets allied to a cancelling and totaliser punch machine and this catalogue contains Williamson's version of this that was possibly introduced after the Bell Punch patents lapsed?
In later years as well as the pre-printed tickets seen here, Willaimson's made ticket rolls to fit other types of hand held machines such as the Bell Punch Ultimate. Undated this catalagie has a feel of the pre-WW2 era and contains a couple of inset slips one of which is dated to 1937. The company was finally wound up in 1985.
I don't know how long the belts lasted, but it would seem that the joints would be the weakest part.
New Machine by El Restaurador,Diego Dubatti and Juan Lopez thanks friends loving the new machines :-) (have got a cold hence the mask)
1. Kokoda. Experimential machine carbine developed from a survey answered by 1500 combat troops.
2. Machine Carbine Experimental Model (MCEM). Successor to the Kokoda. When tested alongside the Owen Gun, it was found to be vastly inferior and withdrawn from trials.
I know, I know… not a GUMBALL machine per se. That’s what we called them though, even when they were vending toys and not big colorful round gumballs. When I was a kid we weren’t “asking for a quarter for capsule toy machine, mom… please please please.” We asked for a quarter for the gumball machine.
When I was a wee little Nix I got my hand stuck in one of these machines and the fire department was called. I just had to let go of the pod and POOF I was magically freed. Haha.
Thought I'd have a go at a HDR shot of a mine machine I saw in Cripple Creek, Colorado. I have no idea what this bit of equipment did, but I thought the yellow looked kind of cool against the drab field.
Urban Voodoo Machine play The Crossing at South Birmingham College, 4 June 2010.
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Photos for Gig Junkies with review by Sara.
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