For Michael.

[ChrisPer]

Thank you, Richard! You have done nice job there.
Michael's legacy is very deep. Just the two screws he photographed in that post tell us so much about the way craftsmen worked in those times. To realise that over the same kind oftime period in our own lifetimes, the parts and technologies even in that apparent simple detail have evolved so far; from the screws my father used to hang a door even the breast drill he had to make the screw holes to the ones we use today, is still evolving so fast.

One photograph illuminates; and then we see and read each part of Michaels legacy its so much greater.

[Jim McDougall]

Thank you guys for honoring Michaels legacy.
The volume and depth of material here shared here on our pages is legion, and we all learned so much from him. While his work was mostly on fields I was not particularly involved in, his manner of presentation intrigued me and I could not help wanting to read and learn more.

He will never be forgotten.

[fernando]

Amen !