Mechanix Illustrated
Issue: Nov, 1958
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EYE STOPPERS III (Nov, 1958)

EYE STOPPERS

CIRCLE-CYCLE 1/2-hp mill turns outer tire on ballbearing rollers. West Va. high schoolers built it.

HOOD buttons on collar of waterproof and wrinkleproof suit shown in Paris.

TUSK BRACE keeps Washington Zoo’s Ashoka’s ivory from squeezing trunk.

Related posts:

  1. Eye-Stoppers II (Aug, 1956)
  2. RUBBER SUIT KEEPS MOTORIST DRY AND COMFORTABLE (Jun, 1924)
  3. Eye-Stoppers (Oct, 1955)
  4. Pocket-Size Exposure Suit (Jul, 1948)
  5. Ivory Soap (Apr, 1916)
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