very nice collection! Wish i had Pics of my vws. All i have Is a YouTube video of trees laying on all of them from a tornado. That ship plaque is awesome too!
What does everyone collect or do for a hobby?
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Very cool tags!! Quite the history behind the Atlas Imperial Engine Co. And the 2nd tag off of that paper mill motor......725 HP at only 720 RPMs!! That was a massive piece of spinning steel at that slow a rpm!
We use to take care of the protection relays for some old standby generation. The power plants were the engines from WW2 LSTs. Fairbanks Morse and Cooper Engines. Another plant had some older Nordberg engines. Nothing tiny or lightweight on those old engines or the generators coupled to them.
Great pics!! Thanks, DaTow'd
1957 bug 1986 Syncro 1992 Eurovan + 15 others
I know I have a problem
Flown a few rockets
Both of these are fiberglass.
Table picture is one I flew to 9550 feet that day on a Aerotech J510
Launch pad is smaller super jart
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Not sure how i missed This post! But that’s awesome. I’d love to see video of this bad boy
Vintage BOB VIOLETT BVM Co. RC Jet Guru His Personal Tool Chest From His Estate | eBay
BOB VIOLETT. RC Jet Guru. His Personal Tool Chest From His Estate. CONDITION : TOOL CHEST IS SOLD "AS IS" AS FAR AS FUNCTION/CONDITION FOR PARTS AND/OR REPAIR. SEE PHOTOS.
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For the knife collectors and history buffs, here's my WWII AAF, USN/USMC survival knife issued to their aircrew. This one is made by Colonial Pocket Knife, R.I. The little knife pictured with it is a normal sized older pocket knife.
The second blade is a hardened steel saw blade that supposedly would allow a trapped aircrew to be able to cut their way out of any damaged airframe. Weighing about 13oz. it's one big chunk of steel. This knife is most likely USAAF issue since the outer ring has been removed from the bolster pin. The USN/USMC issued ones apparently kept the ring clip on one end. Here's some pics:
It's fun when you're out camping or in the woods and someone asks, "Has anyone got a pocket knife on them?" Their eyes get pretty big when this one is pulled out!
(Rumor has it that Crocodile Dundee carried one of these.............. "You call that a pocket knife?)
The second blade is a hardened steel saw blade that supposedly would allow a trapped aircrew to be able to cut their way out of any damaged airframe. Weighing about 13oz. it's one big chunk of steel. This knife is most likely USAAF issue since the outer ring has been removed from the bolster pin. The USN/USMC issued ones apparently kept the ring clip on one end. Here's some pics:
It's fun when you're out camping or in the woods and someone asks, "Has anyone got a pocket knife on them?" Their eyes get pretty big when this one is pulled out!
(Rumor has it that Crocodile Dundee carried one of these.............. "You call that a pocket knife?)
All painted and ready for Snow! Thats my fat ass in the back looking for Hydo leaks... none found during the 1st Grooming run of the year, HooWooh! Merry Christmas everyone
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I personally like the older cars and tractors. Here's a few of mine:
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For the knife collectors and history buffs, here's my WWII AAF, USN/USMC survival knife issued to their aircrew. This one is made by Colonial Pocket Knife, R.I. The little knife pictured with it is a normal sized older pocket knife.
The second blade is a hardened steel saw blade that supposedly would allow a trapped aircrew to be able to cut their way out of any damaged airframe. Weighing about 13oz. it's one big chunk of steel. This knife is most likely USAAF issue since the outer ring has been removed from the bolster pin. The USN/USMC issued ones apparently kept the ring clip on one end. Here's some pics:
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It's fun when you're out camping or in the woods and someone asks, "Has anyone got a pocket knife on them?" Their eyes get pretty big when this one is pulled out!
(Rumor has it that Crocodile Dundee carried one of these.............. "You call that a pocket knife?)
Damn that thing is pretty serious!
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Those are some awesome knives!!For the knife collectors and history buffs, here's my WWII AAF, USN/USMC survival knife issued to their aircrew. This one is made by Colonial Pocket Knife, R.I. The little knife pictured with it is a normal sized older pocket knife.
The second blade is a hardened steel saw blade that supposedly would allow a trapped aircrew to be able to cut their way out of any damaged airframe. Weighing about 13oz. it's one big chunk of steel. This knife is most likely USAAF issue since the outer ring has been removed from the bolster pin. The USN/USMC issued ones apparently kept the ring clip on one end. Here's some pics:
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It's fun when you're out camping or in the woods and someone asks, "Has anyone got a pocket knife on them?" Their eyes get pretty big when this one is pulled out!
(Rumor has it that Crocodile Dundee carried one of these.............. "You call that a pocket knife?)
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Wish the barn was mine, its a couple miles down the road from my place. There was once a very old house in front of it but a tornado in 2011 took out the house. Crazy how it spared the barn. Land just sits vacant now, was told the heir lives up north but cares nothing for the place but will not sale.