This past Thursday, with our buddies Insect Records we took over the Fusebox Festival at ND for a night, doing projections for a wide array of awesome musicians and acts. Mr. Butcher Bear took a couple photos of our projections on the night, and since we rarely get pictures of them, we thought we would share them here. Thanks for having us, Insect Records, Fusebox and ND!

During a recent trip to East Texas and Dave’s family farm, we spent a good time rummaging through dust and beautiful old tools in his Grandfather’s shed. Everything was as it seems it has been for ages, distressed and peeling labels, tiny jars of every kind of screw and bolt imaginable. And of course, some wonderful old labels and design. Here are a few of our favourites.

Especially love the 3-in-1 logo. Simplicity at its best.

I didn’t know this, but the above is used to mark lines for cutting — it has chalk and a string encased inside, and you pull it out taut over where you want to cut and snap it down, which leaves a blue chalk line as a guide. So neat.

Ah, my favourite. I really wanted to lug this huge vice home with me. The oversized 5, the slightly off-kilter type on the word Buffalo. Its just too perfect.