People, is this progress?
German mantel clock, ca 1562:
Contemporary mantel clock:
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Work bench from the 1920's:
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Workbench today:
Portable sewing machine, late 19th century:
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Pfaff 'walking' sewing machine today:
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Jane Austin's writing desk, Hampshire, England, 1813:
British writer Terry Pratchett, today:
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Persian spice box, 1850:
Spice rack, today:
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Door latch and key, ca 1760:
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Typical door lock set, today:
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Victorian mail boxes:
Cluster mail drop today:
Cash register, 1890:
Today's cash register:
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Barber's chair, 1860:
Barber's chair, 1925:
Barber's chair today:
Victorian desk chair:
Desk chair today:
Desk calendar, 1910:
Desk calendar, 1920's:
Typical promotional calendar today:
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Photo locket, 1915:
Photo locket today:
1111 Madison Avenue, NYC, 1901:
1111 Madison Avenue, NYC, today:
What a fabulous post today !
ReplyDeleteSo many I would love to have especially the lockets.
I have noticed You don't seem to get many comments.
I am sure you have many readers because your blog is so much fun.
And one of my favorites. I look forward to reading it.
Although some days I can't get to read any blogs and have to play catch up.
I hope you keep up this great blog.
cheers, parsnip