From British Council film, a short film from 1945 that shows how a bicycle is designed and manufactured (via How a bicycle is made).
Love it. I want a Rudge!
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Retro-fi
Retro, Futuristic, Space, & Sci-fi... and anything else that strikes my fancy. Just like that shoebox under my bed. Technorati Profile
Sweet dreams, my dear ones.
Neither Retro, nor Fi, I still couldn’t help liking this portrait of Gary
Portage and Langside, 1968
When classic cars were new, everyone looked like Jacki Kennedy, and all men wore suits…and Winnipeg had Club Morocco
Alternate #marchphotoaday (Taken with instagram)
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illustration by Peter Elson for Fantastic Planet, December 1975
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Lovely.
a few years ago this would have been my travel bag. Now it’s retro.
Newton’s cradle
Newton’s cradle, named after Sir Isaac Newton, is a device that demonstrates conservation of momentum and energy via a series of swinging spheres. When one on the end is lifted and released, the resulting force travels through the line and pushes the last one upward. The device is also known as an executive ball clicker, Newton’s balls, Newton’s pendulum, or Newtonian Demonstrator.
Mezmerizing - especially because it’s keeping beat with the song I’m listening to…
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An instamatic Instagram (Taken with instagram)
taken from work at 7 am…ish…
Darth Vader’s first iPhone case.
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is that… It is! That’s Steve Jobs in there!
