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.

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.

I love the neracar.

I love the neracar.

(Source: demighoul, via t-s-k-b)

furippupauplus:

“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 The engine was renumbered in 1879 and withdrawn from service in 1885.”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.
 

furippupauplus:

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 The engine was renumbered in 1879 and withdrawn from service in 1885.”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.

 

dzama:

Another shot of the #Exakta VX with the #Kilfitt 400mm stuck on it. #RearWindow

dzama:

Another shot of the #Exakta VX with the #Kilfitt 400mm stuck on it. #RearWindow

(Source: fortsunday)

A Stirling Class 2 locomotive of 1857 pictured at Dumfries station.

A Stirling Class 2 locomotive of 1857 pictured at Dumfries station.

(Source: fuckyesmotogp)

itsvondell:

ive fallen in this weird love with these 80s toyota vans

the engine is in between the front seats.

(via bacoose)

raadselachtig:

wildandbad:

belly tank racer !

(from justcarguy)

Looks very dangerous. I like it.

(via t-s-k-b)

iheartmyart:

Toothface helm by an unknown Italian artist from the 17th century
(via The Weirdest and Fiercest Helmets from the Age of Armored Combat)

iheartmyart:

Toothface helm by an unknown Italian artist from the 17th century

(via The Weirdest and Fiercest Helmets from the Age of Armored Combat)

(via bacoose)