Hot Rods art deco equipment

Some where, over the last few weeks, I saw a picture, in an unrelated article, of a small gas powered lawn mower that was 1930's art deco design. "rocket pods" for wheel covers, I believe a flying saucer approach on the engine cover. Really a neat looking piece and it looks like it was made/used that way!!! Ring any bells as to what site it was in? BILL RINALDI

 

Damn! now I'm going to be thinking about that the rest of the day. I remember the mower but not where I saw it.

 

I think that was Moriarity's. Can't remember what thread it was in.

 

It was on the HAMB, and I'm sure it was Moriarity.

 

The Atomic Yard Master? Scroll down to post 298:
What? the coolest thing I bought at the cedar rapids swap was a lawn mower!!

 

I think he also included it in his "Cleaning out the garage" thread.

 

Would that be this one?
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/media/mower1.198076/

Oops...looks like abc123 beat me to it.

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/before-and-after-thread.957264/#post-1077133

 

Married young in 1957. We had a small home and small lot. My first mower was a reel type push mower. At a yard sale I found a reel type gas engine mower. Put a stake in the ground and hooked a clothes line rope to it. I sat in the shade and watched my lawn get mowed.
I wonder what happened to that mower?

 

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...he-cedar-rapids-swap-was-a-lawn-mower.466562/

 

Is this a lawn mower or a floor polishing machine? The same group of junk hunters also unearthed a "Fly Mow". It was similar to a conventional push mower except it had no wheels. The blade functioned like a hovercraft and it floated on a cushion of air.

 

That's not a Flymo... THIS is a Flymo...