By Robert Emslie
Sadly there was no Michelin Humperdinck on the back.
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Jeff Glucker
It goes around and round and round.
His music leaves me flat.
So, now that the RAZR is retro-tech rumored to be making a comeback, isn’t it time to reboot Atomic Toasters? What would Mayra Leal do?
https://youtu.be/RVzE1YS9UWM
just checked and it seems my original RAZR has finally died in its sleep, so it’s either time to spend $5 on eBay on a battery or BUY A BRAND NEW ONE??!?!
I’m actually really pumped about this. Gotta replace the aging Pre 3 at some point
I now have a collection of vintage letterpress printing blocks, to the extent that “one” constitutes a collection. Still, I’m pretty happy with it:
https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7408/27192365776_0a2e96283e_z.jpg
Did you seek that one out due to professional interest, or was it a happily accidental find?
Neither. Instead I occasionally make a specific point of searching for items related to Bruce Baldwin Mohs and his Mohs Seaplane Corporation. Sometimes it pays off.
Not sure if I dare asking about your other hobbies.
How does searching for a seaplane wind up with you buying a 2HOM block?
It may make more sense upon reflection.
Is this the first step towards adding a new car to your collection?
And if so, which one, the Ostentienne or the Safarikar ?
Either way you’ll have enough room inside for most of your other vehicles. 🙂
http://i.auto-bild.de/ir_img/7/1/0/3/4/4/Mohs-Ostentatienne-Opera-Sedan-729×486-864d8aa836a70516.jpg
http://www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Mohs-Safarikar.jpg
Those are all very nice but perhaps the Model F Funster would be more my, um, speed.
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51E17ejwstL._SX342_.jpg
And size too?
Incidently, I can’t find any evidence of the Mohs Seaplane Corporation making any seaplanes. Can you confirm that the only vehicles they made were landborne?
I haven’t seen my copy of the amazing Mr. Mohs’ autobiography since before we moved into our new house, but I’ll see whether I can dig it out this weekend. From what I recall, he never made any complete aircraft but did manufacture some aircraft parts.
Suppose Michel Valliant had his early victories on Engleberts.