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This is a web platen printing press made by New Era Mfg. Of Patterson, NJ. The company ceased operation in 1978. It is a unique design that features an intermittent web feed for which New Era received a patent. This machine's 9' x 12' printing heads are ductile iron castings with crank arms malleable iron cast.

The press configuration allows for multiple in-line operations such as punching holes, die cutting shapes, slitting the paper, glueing reinforcements, attaching eyelets, while at the same time printing or embossing. The versatility of the this letterpress allows it to make tags, die cut door hangers, self-adhesive labels, manifold business forms, embossed seals, numbered tickets, and a multitude of other specialty items too numerous to list. The press in this video has three printing heads, one toggle die head, one punch head, slitting unit, cut-off unit, friction clutch matrix rewind, Reeves Drive paper unwind, and infrared ink driers.

The variable drive is a Westinghouse 7 1/2 HP slip ring AC motor with added mechanical clutch. Impressions per hour: 0 to 7,500 Feeds per impression: 1 to 3 Feeds in increments of 1/16': At 1 feed p/impression 0' to 16'.

At 2 feeds p/impression 0' to 8'. At 3 feeds p/impression 0' to 5 5/16'. Feet per minute: 0' to 166' (average with 3' feed, at 2 feeds p/impression = 62' p/minute) The machine in the video is running at approx. 4,000 impessions p/hour at 1 feed p/impression making a die cut label that is being cured by infrared drying.

New Era was one of four web platen presses made in America in the 20th Century. Others were Kluge Web Flow, Pearce, and Young Tag Presses. Pearce and New Era were very similar in clam shell platen design, while Young primarily relied a vertical post platen without clam shell pivot. The Kluge Web Flow was a modification of the standard Kluge with a vertical clam shell. Dennison Mfg. Also made a custom design web platen called the 'Dennison Speeder' for their own use.

(The Terrier's name is Foster and he doesn't like the 90+ decible noise.) https://youtu.be/O9pgbBfxCYg. Life for Dad’s favorite car and my parent’s first new car, a 1957 Buick Special Riviera 46-R began in Wilmington, DE and was sold 25 May 1957 at Eddie Schwarz's of Honesdale, PA ( ).

The payment was $90.90 a month for three years but my parents paid $180.00 a month for eighteen months and paid it off. The base price of the vehicle was $2,704. Length: 208.5 inches; width 74.8 inches; or, 17 feet 4 1/2 inches X 6 feet 3 inches. 1957 saw the continued growth of bigger taller tail fins on new cars and more lights, bigger with more powerful engines and an average car sold for $2,749. Ad men invented the future and post-war artists sold us a vision of a luxurious, automated suburban lifestyle. One of the best descriptions of the 1950s has been written by David Halberstam: The fifties were captured in black-and-white, most often by still photographers; by contrast, the decade that followed was, more often than not, caught in living color on tape or film. Not surprisingly, in retrospect the pace of the fifties seems slower, almost languid.

Social ferment, however, was beginning just beneath this placid surface. It was during the fifties, for example, that the basic research in the development of the birth control pill took place; but it was not until the decade later that this technological advance had a profound effect upon society. Then, apparently overnight—rather conservative—indeed cautious sexual practices were giving way to what commentators would speak of as the sexual revolution. It was in the fifties that the nation became wired for television, a new medium experimented with by various politicians and social groups. Ten years later television had begun to alter the political and social fabric of the country, with stunning consequences (The Fifties, ix-x). The 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers season was overshadowed by Walter O'Malley's threat to move the Dodgers out of Brooklyn if the city did not build him a new stadium in that borough.

When the best the mayor could promise was a stadium in Queens, O'Malley made good on his threats and moved the team to Los Angeles after the season ended. The Dodgers final game at Ebbets Field was on September 24 as they finished their 68th and last NL season, and their 75th overall, in Brooklyn in third place with an 84–70 record, eleven games behind the NL and World Series Champion Milwaukee Braves. The Dodgers even played eight home games at Roosevelt Field in Jersey City and my dad had an opportunity to compete on that very field when I was a kid.

At the time, the biggest movie stars of the 1950s were Marlon Brando and James Dean. “Above all, television threatened the movie business. By 1951, cities with only one television station reported drops in movie attendance of 20 to 40%, and wherever television appeared, movie theaters began to close; in New York City, Eric Barnouw noted, 55 theaters closed by 1951 and in Southern California, 134 (Halberstam, 185).” Movies included 'Twelve Angry Men' and 'The Bridge Over the River Kwai.” Popular Films The Ten Commandments Around the World in Eighty Days 12 Angry Men Jailhouse Rock by Elvis Presley The Bridge on the River Kwai The Three Faces of Eve. Sophia Loren checks out Jane Mansfield’s assets in 1957. Popular Books The Cat in the Hat - Dr. Seuss From Russia with Love - Ian Fleming The Guns of Navarone - Alistair MacLean TV showed 'Perry Mason' and 'Maverick' for the first time.

“Nothing showed the power of this new medium to soften the edge between real life and fantasy better than the coming of Lucille Ball (Halberstam 196).” The final new episode of the classic television comedy “I Love Lucy” aired on CBS on May 6th. The episode was titled “The Ricardos dedicate a Statue.” Throughout the series’ 181 episode run, viewers watched Lucy’s crazy antics unfold with the help of her landlords Fred and Ethel, often to the dismay of her husband Ricky. The show had been nominated for several Prime Time Emmy Awards and won four. It starred real-life couple Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz who went on to continue the show in a different format from the end of the year to 1960 as “The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour.” In rock ‘n’ Roll artists such as Little Richard, Chuck Berry, and Buddy Holly were hitting the charts.

Elvis Presley purchased a mansion in Memphis, Tennessee and called it ”Graceland;” Elvis premiered the film “Jailhouse Rock.” The popular Philadelphia television show “American Bandstand” made its national television debut in August. The show aired on ABC and featured groups of teenagers dancing to the most popular songs of the week. Often, one of the featured musical acts would appear on the show to perform a lip-synced version of their hit song. The show was hosted by Dick Clark. Popular toys were Slinkys and Hula Hoops as well as the first Frisbees. In Americans were optimistic although the era was not without its share of concerns.

The United States attempted to launch its first satellite, the Vanguard TV3 rocket, but it failed.com/gmicksmith/sput nik-1759 “No one in the Eisenhower administration, despite all the warnings, was prepared. Even worse, and this was surely generational, none of the senior men even saw at first what a psychological victory it was for the Soviets (p.

624).” Not only was safety an international Cold War issue closer to home and on earth this was an problem. In May 1957, after hurtling at 90 miles an hour along Route 202 teenagers crashed and were killed. Their crashed car was then displayed as a warning to students at the Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School in Ambler, PA.

The Nailhead was an OHV/pushrod engine like the then new Oldsmobile 'Rocket V8' engine. This engine became known as the 'Nailhead' for the unusual vertical position of its small-sized valves, which were derisively compared to nails since their head diameter is smaller than other comparable displacement engines of the same era. In any case, the small-diameter intake runners allowed these engines to develop high torque, with many exceeding one foot-pound per cubic inch, which was exceptional for the day. It was considerably lighter and much more compact than the straight 8 it replaced, and developed almost 1.5 times the power for the same displacement.

Despite its unusual design the power of the engine attracted some drag racers such as Tommy Ivo to use the power of the Nailhead. Tommy Ivo, also known as 'TV Tommy' and 'Instant Ivo' is an actor and drag racer, who was active in the 1960s racing community.

In the late 1950s, Ivo raced a twin (side by side) Buick nailhead-engined dragster which was the first gasoline-powered dragster to break the nine-second barrier. During the same era, Mom and Dad were both born in 1936 in Honesdale where Grandpa Smith had a trucking company, A.J. Smith & Sons in the 1950s and 1960s. Grandpa liked the two-tone, Mint Green and Hunter green, combination so much he had his trucks painted the same way as the new 'Buiee' when starting his company in the late 1950s. If you look closely at the front bumper of the trucks you will see each of the sons had his wife's name painted there: Jimmy and Florence, Eugene and Ingrid, and Wayne and Dorothy. Uncle Alex, the youngest, also became a truck driver but Grandpa had sold the company by then and Aunt Kathleen would not have driven truck in those days. Dad got a promotion once his company opened up a new factory in Compton, CA.

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We moved cross country to Lakewood, CA by traveling in the 'Buiee' in 1969. On the way West, we stopped in Alamogordo, N.M., visiting a former Carteret family that had already re-located, headed by the father who was a combat fighter pilot and Captain, deployed three times to Vietnam. We also visited Carlsbad Caverns on the way. Most importantly, Dad always drove and once along the way to California while resting he enjoyed over looking the quaint little town of Prescott, AZ; at the time, Dad said that would a nice town to come back to. Dad was probably making $15-18,000 a year and my parents paid $25,000 for their first house in California, in Lakewood, at 5306 Kirtland in February 1969.

Nx-588e drivers for macbook pro. They sold that home in 1974 for $39,500. To provide a point of contrast the well known anchor Tom Brokaw also moved to California at about the same time. During his rising journalistic career he bought his first home in California in 1968.

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He was a local anchor and network correspondent for the NBC station in Los Angeles. The house was a 40-year-old home in Studio City, CA with three bedrooms and one bath with a spare bedroom and another bath at the far end. It was in the 1400 hundred foot range and the house cost $42,500, just slightly more than his annual salary.