The Historic District

Good for you! Be sure and share lots of pictures for all the little picture hounds!

Mr Dan the man! Glad to see another old timer and that is God's truth! Glad the docs are doing their best on you, good for your transplant!

Pretty!

It's a great filthy Mouse. And sure it's been tearing everything up in the house and I'm glad to see the last of it!
The old stick in a bucket trap?

I caught the bain of my existence! The little bastard is dead, dead,dead!

I don't see anything too bad looking about that house. There's a lot of white in it but then it's a classical house, lots of them are painted from the word go. I see less flipper, and more somebody's lived here a long time and just fresh ended up a little after they died or moved out. I don't see an...

We should all be so lucky! That lamp is a beaut!

IBM slave clocks usually used 24 volts direct current to run the relay. A minute pulse of two seconds is enough to make it advance.

Early electric, both synchronous and self winding are quite a study in their own way! I love the earliest ibm self winding master clocks.