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Love the light falling on the far wall.
SkedAddled
Sun 02-21-2010
Not something to mess with!
Ferdy
Sun 02-21-2010
Is it odd that all of this was left behind? If they built a new breaker, couldn't they have used this stuff in the new one? Or was it outdated by then. Some really neat stuff left behind here.
TootUncommon
Sun 02-21-2010
I love how the dust softens all of the colors.
redinkreign
Sun 02-21-2010
redinkreign, very true. What a beautiful picture.
Kathy W.
Sun 02-21-2010
That's a wicked saw blade. Complete with rust. Probably still sharp, from the looks of it!
Rekrats
Mon 02-22-2010
Dudly Doright saved Nell from that one.
autoguy
Mon 02-22-2010
I'm digging the way teardrop shape of the blade cover, looks like a 1940's car wheelwell
Binky
Tue 02-23-2010
Wow a blade that big and no safety guard. Guess safety was not as much of a priority back then like it is now... LOL
Canada
Tue 02-23-2010
if i was gonna use that thing i would be wearing not only my goggles but also a chainmail suit from head to toe
IM HERE TO CONFESS
Wed 02-24-2010
hey James you still owe me $10!
Joe
Mon 03-01-2010
James had good intentions, now thanks to Mott's China knows about all this steel :-) Thank You for the new gallery Mott's. Its a treat.
old LPN
Fri 03-05-2010

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