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April 07 2012

matowy
14:47
0640_8399
→ senorgif.memebase.com
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March 19 2012

matowy
18:29
0071_9a29_500
→ mkisiel.carbonmade.com
matowy
18:17
9715_e22b
→ www.dailyicon.net
KODAK BANTAM SPECIAL 1936
Design by Walter Dorwin Teague. This camera is great example of art deco style in industrial design.
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matowy
18:17
9924_1820
→ matowy.soup.io
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matowy
18:17
9767_a96b
→ www.monoscope.com
"The Kodak Bantam Special is considered an icon in the classic design style of the 1930’s. A machined die-cast aluminum body with an enamel finish, coupled with high-quality optics, made this camera as functional as it was beautiful. A limited edition design launched in 1936, the Bantam is a rare and sought-after collectors item." via Monoscope.
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matowy
00:42
(Image) (Image) "Diesel-style" lamps designed by Frank Buchwald.
4349_1e22_500
→ www.genomicon.com
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matowy
00:42
1934 BMW R7 (prototype) 1934 BMW R7 (prototype)
6908_84df_500
→ twistedsifter.com
1934 BMW R7 (prototype)
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March 18 2012

matowy
20:36
3314_3992
→ blog.modernmechanix.com

DEVELOPED primarily for operation over rough ground, a new type of motorcycle invented by J. Lehaitre, of Paris, France, features a tractor-type drive belt as its means of locomotion in place of conventional wheels. Named the “tractor-cycle” by the inventor, the novel vehicle is said to be superior to an ordinary motorcycle in its ability to climb steep and rough grades, although its speed on level ground is limited to about 25 m.p.h. Steering is accomplished by handlebars which control a sideways motion of the drive belt.

The tractor-cycle could easily be adapted for military use, as depicted on the cover of this issue by a Modern Mechanix artist. Fitted with a machine gun, the cycle could be used by dispatch riders or entire military units to travel over shell-torn terrain.

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matowy
20:03
1272_ba67_500
→ en.wikipedia.org

  Delahaye Type 178 (1949) is great example of Art Deco style

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matowy
20:03
1505_51ec_500
→ www.coachbuild.com
Delahaye 175S Roadster (1949) owned by English actress Diana Dors (1931 - 1984)
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matowy
20:03
2043_dcb0_500
→ blog.modernmechanix.com
DEVELOPED primarily for operation over rough ground, a new type of motorcycle invented by J. Lehaitre, of Paris, France, features a tractor-type drive belt as its means of locomotion in place of conventional wheels. Named the “tractor-cycle” by the inventor, the novel vehicle is said to be superior to an ordinary motorcycle in its ability to climb steep and rough grades, although its speed on level ground is limited to about 25 m.p.h. Steering is accomplished by handlebars which control a sideways motion of the drive belt.

The tractor-cycle could easily be adapted for military use, as depicted on the cover of this issue by a Modern Mechanix artist. Fitted with a machine gun, the cycle could be used by dispatch riders or entire military units to travel over shell-torn terrain.
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matowy
20:03
2688_e125
→ www.core77.com
Henderson motorcycle modified by O. Ray Courtney.  
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matowy
20:03
2748_5f1a_500
→ en.wikipedia.org

Henderson 1916 model F

Henderson produced 4-cylinder motorcycles from 1912 until 1931. They were the largest and fastest motorcycles of their time, and appealed to sport riders and police departments. Police favored them for traffic patrol because they were faster than anything on the roads. The company began during the golden age of motorcycling, and ended during the Great Depression.

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matowy
19:46
1272_ba67_500
→ en.wikipedia.org

  Delahaye Type 178 (1949) is great example of Art Deco style

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matowy
19:46
1505_51ec_500
→ www.coachbuild.com
Delahaye 175S Roadster (1949) owned by English actress Diana Dors (1931 - 1984)
Reposted fromdieselpunk dieselpunk
matowy
19:45
2043_dcb0_500
→ blog.modernmechanix.com
DEVELOPED primarily for operation over rough ground, a new type of motorcycle invented by J. Lehaitre, of Paris, France, features a tractor-type drive belt as its means of locomotion in place of conventional wheels. Named the “tractor-cycle” by the inventor, the novel vehicle is said to be superior to an ordinary motorcycle in its ability to climb steep and rough grades, although its speed on level ground is limited to about 25 m.p.h. Steering is accomplished by handlebars which control a sideways motion of the drive belt.

The tractor-cycle could easily be adapted for military use, as depicted on the cover of this issue by a Modern Mechanix artist. Fitted with a machine gun, the cycle could be used by dispatch riders or entire military units to travel over shell-torn terrain.
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matowy
18:15
9713_3763_500
→ diyaudio.pl
Hand-made lamp amplifier by Zyr, from http://diyaudio.pl
matowy
18:15
3069_0202_500
→ diyaudio.pl
Hand-made lamp amplifier by Zyr, from http://diyaudio.pl
matowy
18:14
0219_e8d5
→ www.edupics.com
matowy
18:14
4373_4063_500
→ www.bikeweb.com
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