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Just happened upon this site, and found the glorious photos of REALLY good ol' Made-in-USA equipment. I used to be a projectinist with this kind of equipment (exactly the same, in fact) and it brings back memories of pleasant times and better movies.
But, at the same time, looking at the pictures of the empty and run-down theater, these machines look rather lonely, as if waiting for someone to come along and start them up again. I see they even have a few sets of carbon arc rods ready in their boxes, waiting for someone to use them.....
one of my fav. galleries
I´m falling, I´m faaaaaaaaalling.. ah ... there is no edge :D
I`m really glad that I got my 3 babies in that time were "rooming in" was normal. My mother told me, that, when I was born, my father also only could see me through a window like these are :(
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yah that stairwell to hell!
yikes!
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when somethings are just out of your hand i think this leads to the escape of a whatever!
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the touch of curtain near the tub is just perfect! you can sight places outside from where you relax.
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at first i thought what the hell are those holes, it appears to be used to cut of the head. Good thing theres a explanation under it.
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and heavy door means?
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its disturbs me when i saw the railings but then i thought this could help the patients from refraining to do somthing bad to themeselves when they dont know what their doing
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ANOTHER creepy equipment that comes to life! yikes
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a very nice creep hallow hallway!
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the shredding walls looks to be a unique interior design, like a glass splited rounds!
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i will never ever go up in there by myself! EVER!
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i love color green, and in the shades of green this is the very shade of green i want.
a apple pastel green color!