Some ladies posing on motorcycles in the 1930s. The cycle in the rear was a then new New Imperial, the machine in the front was an already vintage 1902 Holden with engine cranks directly driving the rear wheel.
“London Brighton and South Coast Railway 0-6-0 built by Manning Wardle in 1866. The engine was renumbered in 1879 and withdrawn from service in 1885.”
I’ve been looking through a very interesting set of photos on flickr, of victorian era steam locomotives. This particular example shows off a mid 1800s fad to incorporate architectural elements into the designs of machines.
Another shot of the #Exakta VX with the #Kilfitt 400mm stuck on it. #RearWindow
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A Stirling Class 2 locomotive of 1857 pictured at Dumfries station.
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ive fallen in this weird love with these 80s toyota vans
the engine is in between the front seats.
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belly tank racer !
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Looks very dangerous. I like it.
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Toothface helm by an unknown Italian artist from the 17th century
(via The Weirdest and Fiercest Helmets from the Age of Armored Combat)
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