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Markmaster Controls

Markmaster Controls

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WOW...COOL!!!
JAVA
Sat 07-23-2005
easily confused?
tanya
Fri 07-29-2005
Hay Do you have to be a Brain sugen to figuer this thing out?
Maddy
Wed 09-28-2005
no do you
shelly
Thu 11-17-2005
Probably not, Maddy, however it would be prudent to study spelling and usage first.
Nick
Fri 12-16-2005
Oh Jebus, I'm dyin' here! 8`-)
Lynne
Fri 12-16-2005
What do the letters the handles are placed on spell?
Tausha
Sun 02-26-2006
it looks like it spells AAMPPCIII to me but I can't really be sure. I think it works like a huge typewriter; you pull the lever to the letter you want and it prints that letter onto a peice of paper behind the machine.
bloke
Mon 12-04-2006
isn't this used to make license plates?
phantom
Mon 03-26-2007
isn't this used to make license plates?
phantom
Mon 03-26-2007
The evolution of the Label Maker. Hilarious...
Missin' Linx
Mon 12-22-2008
looks like one of those old check writing machines that embossed a check with the amount so you didn't have to write it
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 01-27-2009
It's an early form of a label printer the company that made them stil exists to day.More accurately it would be a stamping machine you could probably use it on anything from files to patients robes.

Cheers on the great photos
morte rabbit
Thu 12-10-2009
Awesome!! This would make a great wallpaper too...
gypsy
Sat 04-09-2011

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