The NBA basketball season is underway and we here at the Sacramento History Museum are, of course, rooting for the home team! It has been a rough season so far but Alex letterpress printed something for the @sacramentokings who are on a 3 game win streak! We had to get out some large wood type that was made in the late 1880s by the Hamilton Wood Type Company for this occasion. The typeface is French Clarendon. The text reads “GO KINGS LIGHT THE BEAM!” The beam appears over the Golden 1 Center wh

85K views · 2.9K reactions | As part of the Driving Thru the ‘70s exhibition, we’re sharing a tour of some of the vehicles on display. This 1970 American Motors Corporation AMX is part of the story told in the Death of the Muscle Car section of the Driving Thru the ‘70s exhibition. If you have a story about this vehicle, or one like it, we would love to hear it. Enjoy! | Reynolds-Alberta Museum | Facebook

737K views · 654 reactions | An ancient restoration technology | 3-Minute Hacks | Facebook

16K views · 759 reactions | You never know what you’ll see in the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals Barn Finds and Hidden Gems section of the show. This year, a long-lost concept AMX/3 was on display, a wild mid-engine AMC built in Italy to compete with the DeTomaso Pantera in the style of the Ford GT40! The car has been found and is slated for restoration, but not after being shown dusty and dirty at the MCACN show in Chicago. | Muscle Car Of The Week | Facebook