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Photo of The Day

Started by marc_reusser, December 18, 2009, 06:08:01 PM

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JohnP

Why is it people can look cool sitting on a motorcycle, even from 1900 with a cap and tie? And check out the last guys Darth Vader gloves with the heavy duty gantlet.
John

Ray Dunakin

Wow, that "trophy" makes the "Christmas Story" leg-lamp look tasteful and sophisticated by comparison!


W.P. Rayner

Love the motorcycle photos Craig, thanks for posting. As for the Stuffed Girls Heads, I could make several uncharitable comments about ex-girlfriends, but this is a public forum. One thing for certain, $2.98 doesn't go nearly as far as it used to...  ::)

Paul

mabloodhound

It appears the first four MC photos are from England as the sidecars are on the "wrong" side.   Nice photos though.

Mobilgas

Paul,    The stuffed girl Heads ad.....well ill leave that one alone  ::)   Dave,   I thought the 4 motorcycle Pic's were from across the Pond.....?
Craig


Ray Dunakin

Wow indeed! Very cool bridge too. They also have a pic of the first train crossing the completed bridge.


Ray Dunakin

I found a site that has a lot of great, historical photos of mines in Nevada. Here's one from the town of Rawhide. Note how the little hotel is surrounded by mines:



Here are two shots of the Mohawk Mine in Goldfield, NV. The trains are the Tonopah Goldfield RR:





Here's a shot of two steam-powered "Keystone Driller" rigs in action at the big copper mine near Ely, NV:



You can see the rest here:   http://www.miningartifacts.org/Nevada-Mines.html


Ray Dunakin

Here's a, um, interesting... vehicle in Bisbee, AZ:




marc_reusser


eTraxx

Sun-Catcher: 1906

What a marvelous marvelous photo .. at least for the individuals that post to this forum.

http://www.shorpy.com/node/12321


greenie


JESTER

Wow, those are some great pics!! I love the B-25 Bomber pic!

Ray Dunakin

Ever see a golden locomotive?



This loco was painted with temporary gold paint for a centennial excursion in 1964.