"Old-School" Gear

Joined
Aug 10, 2013
Messages
8,038
USGS Joplin Quadrangle and Suunto A10

Joplin%2520Quad%2520and%2520Suunto%2520A10.JPG
 
Last edited:
Built in October 1918

DSCN2424_zps256e1ea6.jpg



Pre 1875 D.R. Barton draw knife

CameraEffects-14.jpg



1941 Parker "Duo-Vac" sub-deb sized with gold semi flex nib

2011-11-20011635.jpg



-Xander
 
Cross pen in photo is 50 years old and still going.
16026429831_dc51f617f1_c.jpg


Sear's keychain screw driver and P-38 can opener kept in wallet. My dad carried these for 40 years.
9721956090_2e9bcddd48_c.jpg


Old school boy scout sharpening stone. Still works great.
14211539277_6e5e6c318e_c.jpg
 
Last edited:
This cast iron skillet belobged to my grandmother. Don't know how old it is, but she was born in 1898 and has been dead more than 50 years.

Corn%2520bread.JPG
 
I bought both of these in 1970. I used the knife daily for 25 years.

l3ItTj5.jpg
3Y7V6iQ.jpg



This KEL-LITE weights almost 3 pounds with 3 D cells.

6swqpQu.jpg
V6iN2xb.jpg
 
heh heh heh.......

[video=youtube;zxB-Q6dvdLk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxB-Q6dvdLk[/video]

My bagpipes. Lawrie Bagpipes made pre-1900. I'm playing and my daughter is dancing at an impromptu performance for sponsors at a Celtic Festival.
 
Does my Kyocera Clip S2100 flip phone count? Or does that mean I'm not "old skool" ... just "cheap"? :D
 
No pic but I still use my late grandfather's NOAA weather radio by "Realistic" brand. He used to listen to it and now I do.
 
Leghog, nice that you keep the skillet in good shape !!

In my kitchen is a 30" x 2.5" rolling pin .Not used very often but ready at all times . It was my Grandmother's [ who was gone before I arrived ] and she and I have made many a pasta meal with it !!!
 
No pic but I still use my late grandfather's NOAA weather radio by "Realistic" brand. He used to listen to it and now I do.

Is it one of the little cube ones with the speaker on top? I have one of those on my bar, handy for the days I need an up to date marine forecast.

-Xander
 
Is it one of the little cube ones with the speaker on top? I have one of those on my bar, handy for the days I need an up to date marine forecast.

-Xander

Yes it is, I believe it was even called the Weather Cube. Been having problems with it lately, static, tried some electronics contacts spray but that didn't do anything. It's in the dials themselves I believe. I'll keep working at it, not bad for a 35 year old piece of tech.
 
Back
Top