What have you got that will 'see you out'?

[Accy cyclist]

Is that life size ?

Er no. I've just measure it. It's 14.5 inches by 5 inches. Bloody heavy though! Probably about as heavy as an Accrington Nori brick. By the way,what's the connection between The art deco Empire State Building and Accrington?🤔

 

[midlife]

Foundations

 

[Accy cyclist]

Foundations

Correct. I can't remember if it's 5000 'Accy Noris',50,000 or 5 million,but however many,they're helping to hold that big work of art up!!

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

My PX London Road

 

[Oldhippy]

I have a pair of Levi jeans I got new in the 70's that still fit and I wear. Lots of patches but most of them remain.

 

[Smokin Joe]

Below are pics of my dad's old camera. It's an Agfa Billy,made in Germany(West Germany, as it was then,i presume). He bought it in Hong Kong around 1952/3,while doing National Service over there. All our family photos were taken by/on this camera. I think it was last used around 1979/80. So it had a lifespan of around 28 years. I wonder if it'd still work?🤔
Those were the days,when you took around 30 photos on holiday,then had to wait till you got back home to take them to Timothy Whites,then wait a fortnight before you could collect them.


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Accy, it would be a crime to not use that. Even if it needs a few bob spent on a refurb you really ought to be taking pictures with it.

 

[steve292]

My Powermatic 66 tablesaw.

Massive instant table saw envy

 

[Andy in Germany]

I would have thought your Y Fronts would outlive you.

Not if he eats those beans.

 

[slowmotion]

[Q

Massive instant table saw envy

In 1989 (I think) the pound was strong against the dollar, and I saw an advert from a tool shop in Grand Forks, North Dakota. They said they would crate up the Powermatic and ship it to the East coast of the US for very little money. A shipping agent in Ipswich did the rest. It turned up in Battersea about five weeks later. It's been turning perfectly good pieces of timber into sawdust ever since.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Accy, it would be a crime to not use that. Even if it needs a few bob spent on a refurb you really ought to be taking pictures with it.

It might still work Joe. I suppose you can still buy the old films it'd take,though getting any photos developed might be a problem.

 

[Gunk]

My Rolex GMT
Leatherman Wave
Snap On spanners

 

[slowmotion]

In a previous job I collected over 50 bottles free of charge.

Are you sure that shoplifter counts as a "job"??????

 

[Salad Dodger]

My Swiss Army knife. Bought circa 1980 and still going strong, although the small knife blade is about 5 percent smaller since I broke the tip off the blade whilst unbunging a photocopier at work a good few years ago!

 

[Smokin Joe]

It might still work Joe. I suppose you can still buy the old films it'd take,though getting any photos developed might be a problem.

As someone who still uses a film camera from time to time, no problem at all. An online check will give you loads of options for both.

 

[Accy cyclist]

My Stanley #4 planes:

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Made between 1950-1970, one belonged to my Grandad, the other bought on Ebay from a local wood plane enthusiast. With care they'll both be around a long time, along with most of my woodworking tools...

Is it the same as this one?🤔

Edit...Obviously not the same make, as your's is a Stanley,but are they both from the same era?

Is this old? Both were my dad's,which he used for his job and D.I.Y. The bottom one looks pretty old,but not having a clue about tools,D.I.Y or anything like that i'm just guessing it could be.