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Sunday, November 21, 2010

$2000 yes not misprint, $2000 bathroom Faucet New Display Model Can you belive it? Click Picture to 19 views



If you want the best, from the Andre Collection, Sirocco II 8600 Series Widespread Lavatory Faucet, water comes out the two spouts in a wide flat stream, here is a link to homeportfolio that sells designer faucets, http://www.homeportfolio.com/catalog/Product.jhtml?prodId=73751       This is the display model, nice condition, ready to install list price is $1875 and with tax would be over $2000,  Now what do I do with it, kind of cool artsy with the dual spouts, but 2000 dollars worth of nice??  maybe it you had really deep pockets

Old Wood Airplane Propeller, Hartzell

I looked at propellers on notplanejane site, from the pictures I was sure I had one propeller off a Camfield 4 propeller setup, here is link it is the second photo from the bottom http://notplanejane.com/camfield.htmHowever on the bottom of my propeller is Stamped lightly "Hartzell, the other stampings are: DWG No. NC or maybe NCC-1200, SR No. 71887, contract oas 12211, as best as i can make everything out, has a 1 inch hole in the base, that is around 5.5 inches deep, no other holes or bolt holes, the diameter of the base is 5.5 inches, the length is 33 inches, the width of the tip is 8.5 inches the propeller is darker than appear in the pictures, I lightened the pic so you could see detail, thanks in advance,  I would like to know
1. How old, or from when to when did they make this propeller
2. Ballpark value high and low on what it is worth

Saturday, November 20, 2010

40's or 50's Rickenbacker lap Guitar, click photo for more shots

Steel body, old Rickenbaker complete but has seen better days, some minor condition issues

Historic Old Bridge Plate from a 1908 demolished Iron Bridge in Missouir


Here is a treasure I picked up in the Lake of Ozark region in Missouri, a heavy cast iron bridge Plate (just one) and after some research I found out where the bridge was located and its complete history, it is a great site for bridge research or anyone who appreciates the construction of old bridges,     here is the web page that shows my bridge plate and best of all it has a picture of the bridge plate on the bridge prior to the bridge being demolished, just copy and paste  http://bridgehunter.com/mo/cooper/bryant-bottom/

Friday, November 19, 2010

Army Viet Nam Helicopter Tail Section Click Photo to See All 14 Photos

 
I think I have a OH-236 Raven my tail has ribs running down like this one, here is a pic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:OH-23_inflight_colour_photo.jpg My new question can anyone find any info on the history of my tail section,  I found an Army Incident Report for helicopter 67-16212
http://www.flyarmy.org/incident/690318031ACD.HTM
   I thought it might be my tailsection, is it  a coincidence that my tail numbers were the same except for the 67 prefix? the tail numbers on my tail is just 16212,  some people I have talked to think it is the same and the 67 is the year of the helicopter But isn't it strange my tail section has no year number?? I found some information some army helicopter pictures at http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?139418-Vietnam-War-Helicopter-Aviation-OH-6A-and-OH-58A

Old Oak Paneled Piece , Click photo for more Views, Double Sided,

Neat old Mortise and Tenon Construction, solid oak, It is double sided, the photo is the back side which appears to have been built in as the bottom half is not finished and is the back of the front panel,  If Click on the Photo  you  will see the Finished Side,   made by craftsmen who took pride in their craft






Thursday, November 18, 2010

Ten Foot Tall Soda Bottle Wink Soda from the 60's


Old Anchor Forged from Single Piece of Steel


 Neat old anchor I drug home from Pensacola while visiting daughter in the Navy, stamped 100 which is probably for 100 pounds, drove it home in a Geo Metro,    Oppositional Defiant picture post wont allow me to drag the pics in the order or position I would like, again probably designed by a someone who is not concerned with quality, shouldn't be that hard to design services that work

Railroad Bridge Anvil

Used mainly in large industral forging operations like the railroad and shipyards, around 1000lbs, 41 inches long, 25 tall and face is 8 wide,   New toy, heard it was in my area 10 years ago, but no one knew where, then someone posted the blower in the background on craigslist , I bought the blower a 24 inch buffalo forge, and the conversation turned to anvils, and he said his dad had one over a 1000lbs, i asked if it had a hole in the middle, when he said it did, i knew what he had, we went to dads house who had it in the flower garden, a nice guy who decided it was time for someone else to enjoy it, and couple hours later it was loaded, picture is it at home still in the bed of the truck, sunday got it into the shop, I need to get the history on it, thought I would share a pic, must have some carbon it rings nicely,

U-TUBE VIDEO OF WELDING HUGE RING ON BRIDGE ANVIL, If we could get highway department workers to work just as hard we would have good roads, JOKE: What is yellow and sleeps six??? Highway Dept. Truck

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Off to a Great start,, Found a cool old porcelain sign, St LouisMayfair and Lennox Hotel,


     Web Loging is  kind of like learning to play the violin on stage in front of  an audience, this is my first Web Log, anyway i digress, I came across a cool old sign which I will post a pic when I figure out how to do that it is a porcelain sign from the 30's for the Mayfair and Lennox Hotels in St. Louis, some bullet holes, but history , as always, or maybe just this time?  I Like It All