It's a Type 30 Planimeter
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Post a pic of something you have, that you think nobody else has.
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OH UNCLE PAUL
, Feb 28 2014 06:46 PM
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:24 PM
This was my Dad's. I don't know too much about it.
It's a Type 30 Planimeter
It's a Type 30 Planimeter
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:25 PM
Fun thread.
Here's something I think no one here has since they only made 250 of them.
Colt "Custom Cobra"
Do you have the match to it in a 6" barrel?
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:27 PM
I could post a picture of my Mouther in law, but I dont have one.....just as well as it would cause many of you to have nightmares....
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:28 PM
Story? Is that a cartoon character?
It's supposed to be Dennis the Menace. It was a cup and bowl set.
I ordered it (with Mom's help) in the early sixties, and have managed to hold on to it somehow.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:28 PM
Stapler?
correct ... it uses the U staples and one would hit it with a hammer, no fancy internal spring
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:32 PM
Three for one...
A Lyman Metal Products Turnpike Toll Gun. It fits three bucks or so in quarters in the handle. Back when tolls were vaugely reasonable you'd pull up, push the knob in and shoot a quarter or two into the basket and go. As it isn't semi auto I don't have to register it but I never put more than $2.50 in it.
Two boxes of obsolete cartridges:
Winchester .219 Zipper.
Remington .22 Jet CF Magnum
A Lyman Metal Products Turnpike Toll Gun. It fits three bucks or so in quarters in the handle. Back when tolls were vaugely reasonable you'd pull up, push the knob in and shoot a quarter or two into the basket and go. As it isn't semi auto I don't have to register it but I never put more than $2.50 in it.
Two boxes of obsolete cartridges:
Winchester .219 Zipper.
Remington .22 Jet CF Magnum
Edited by sherm66, February 28 2014 - 08:34 PM.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:40 PM
is that what that is we had one when I was a kidMaybe 35 years ago I was in the country somewhere, could have been PA, and I was in an antique store. There had been a massive flood there at one time and this insulator was from a power pole that had been knocked down. It was made by WhithallTatum Co. No. 1 (size i guess)
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:40 PM
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Since Jack posted some nice WW II stuff, here is some more.
My Pops ID from WW II. Yes he was "one of those guys".
I love the valid date. He told me some stories but not too many.
Better pic of the shield. From what I hear it's rare to have them both. They were number matching.
Pic of the text.
My Pops ID from WW II. Yes he was "one of those guys".
I love the valid date. He told me some stories but not too many.
Better pic of the shield. From what I hear it's rare to have them both. They were number matching.
Pic of the text.
Edited by OH UNCLE PAUL, February 28 2014 - 08:44 PM.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:55 PM
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Yankee class skeeter iceboat. I have been sailing iceboats since I was 10 years old, mostly on Mecox Bay in Southampton, but we travel to ice as well all over the northeast. I have had this boat over 80mph while a Piper Cub was flying alongside me.... eventually I pulled away from the Cub, he couldn't keep up. If anyone is intetested, several classes of iceboats are sailing the Long Island Championship this weekend on Lake Ronkonkoma, I wont be there... my boat is too big for that lake unfortunately.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 08:59 PM
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Since Jack posted some nice WW II stuff, here is some more.
My Pops ID from WW II. Yes he was "one of those guys".
I love the valid date. He told me some stories but not too many.
Better pic of the shield. From what I hear it's rare to have them both. They were number matching.
Pic of the text.
Great stuff! I love seeing and hearing about our hero dads! Here's one from my father in law - toughest little SOB I've ever known and loved!
Croix de Guerre pinned on him by General Charles De Gaulle for service to France during the invaision its a copy, the original is in the shadow box. He always told me that he was prouder of that than he was of the DFC
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:00 PM
Yankee class skeeter iceboat. I have been sailing iceboats since I was 10 years old, mostly on Mecox Bay in Southampton, but we travel to ice as well all over the northeast. I have had this boat over 80mph while a Piper Cub was flying alongside me.... eventually I pulled away from the Cub, he couldn't keep up. If anyone is intetested, several classes of iceboats are sailing the Long Island Championship this weekend on Lake Ronkonkoma, I wont be there... my boat is too big for that lake unfortunately.
Now that's cool!
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:03 PM
Yankee class skeeter iceboat. I have been sailing iceboats since I was 10 years old, mostly on Mecox Bay in Southampton, but we travel to ice as well all over the northeast. I have had this boat over 80mph while a Piper Cub was flying alongside me.... eventually I pulled away from the Cub, he couldn't keep up. If anyone is intetested, several classes of iceboats are sailing the Long Island Championship this weekend on Lake Ronkonkoma, I wont be there... my boat is too big for that lake unfortunately.
..............I was taken for a spin on one of the old Halsey boats on Mecox about 50 years ago
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:05 PM
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:05 PM
Great stuff! I love seeing and hearing about our hero dads! Here's one from my father in law - toughest little SOB I've ever known and loved!
The greatest generation.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:06 PM
My Mom gave me this when I was a kid to keep my "treasures" in.
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Posted February 28 2014 - 09:07 PM
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This is from my FIL
This was displayed at his wake this past weekend
This was displayed at his wake this past weekend
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