Old Southbend Lathe posters with Steam Engines

• Old Southbend Lathe posters with Steam Engines
  Posted by Quickj on 16 Sep, 2021 18:24
• Found these today when I was going through my files.
  
  Someone needs to build this boat.
  
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by Paula on 21 Sep, 2021 21:53
• I must say, Jim, those are some fairly bizarre illustrations!
  
  I wonder what the context was? (Check out that precarious passenger stair climb from Gate 1 to the Crossbow Concorde!)
  
  Paula
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• #2 Reply
  Posted by Jim on 22 Sep, 2021 19:57
• They are very cool posters.
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• #3 Reply
  Posted by Inge on 23 Sep, 2021 06:51
• Great posters!  Steampunk for sure - we don't need fancy electronics, computers, or internal combustion engines to get the job done.
  We can build it all with a South Bend Lathe.
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• #4 Reply
  Posted by txlabman on 23 Sep, 2021 15:07
• Quote from: Inge on 23 Sep, 2021 06:51

  Great posters!  Steampunk for sure - we don't need fancy electronics, computers, or internal combustion engines to get the job done.
  We can build it all with a South Bend Lathe.
  

  
  Well said Inge!
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• #5 Reply
  Posted by classixs on 24 Sep, 2021 00:16
• Relatively optimistic designs...but my what cool posters these are, love those drawings.
  Thanks for sharing Jim!
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by Weedensteam on 19 Oct, 2021 14:37
• There are rumours that there is also a third poster, I have seen mention of it but never any indication of what it entailes.
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• #7 Reply
  Posted by RedRyder on 11 Nov, 2021 13:51
• There was a time when a new Southbend Lathe included a casting kit for a 1/4 hp horizontal Sipp engine.
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