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Wonderful photos, Mr. Motts!

There are so many textures going on in this shot from the gritty looking floor to the smoothness of the sides of the chairs. I really like this picture.

Fabulous shot.

I wonder what sort of objects were used to make those scratches . . .

I completely agree with you, Vince. That's what comes to mind for me as well.

Love the blue

the ipod's great great grandfather

Second pane from right: Pacman!

pedal to the metal baby

I wouldve written my name but.... "Take Nothing But Pictures, Leave Nothing But Footsteps" Would kick in and I wouldnt have the heart.

I forgot all about the rootbeer root. Wow

I'm surprised no one had pointed out the velvety fuzzy type shiz that's still on it. None of the other suggested toys had any texture like it... I'm guessing it was a puppet of the sorts? The slot of the forehead could have held some accessory in place back in the toys heyday... maybe like a hat or something?

Thanks, the seats and arm rests are wood, while the frame is stamped metal.

There's a kind of scissor lift that's used to get them up and down from those high drawers, called a morgue lift or cadaver hoist I think.

Oh I am a little out of it today and I apologize for accidentally dropping a “T” out of your name in an earlier post Mr. Motts and I meant to say in this one Johnson floor wax not Johnsonville. I think I was thinking of dinner.