O.k. another fun little section........post pics of stuff that will "tell your age" so to speak. I'll start it off with a couple.
Remember these?
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Cool. Post up some more "vintage" pics of stuff......like this
I have one of these:
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I also have one of these:
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Well, I'd sell the clothes mangle if I could and I lost the keys for the ST-90. 
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And those bigger is better TV's
And then of course we had the real thing
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I remember all those things, and believe it or not, I still have an 8-track out in my garage
It's a combo FM radio/tape/turntable stereo system with large speakers and has great sound. I bought it circa 1971.
When it became obsolete it was stored away for many years, but after I got back into motorcycles in 1992 and spend more time in my garage, I dug it out and set up the tuner and speakers so I can enjoy the radio in stereo when I'm servicing my bikes.
I remember all those things, and believe it or not, I still have an 8-track out in my garage
It's a combo FM radio/tape/turntable stereo system with large speakers and has great sound. I bought it circa 1971.
When it became obsolete it was stored away for many years, but after I got back into motorcycles in 1992 and spend more time in my garage, I dug it out and set up the tuner and speakers so I can enjoy the radio in stereo when I'm servicing my bikes.
Those old sound systems had great sound, some still say you cannot beat the sound of a tubed system
Donroger1. What are the objects with the radio ? Documentation? One has a lot of holes in it??
I remember those too, Don and I remember these and still have all three.
I was born and raised on a farm with few modern conveniences. We had a hand pump in the kitchen for running water and only an outhouse. It wasn't until after the war that we had running water
I remember well the wash tub and scrubbing board; the crank telephone; the ice cream maker and an ice box.
I also remember well my father and hired hands cutting ice blocks from a nearby lake and hauling it to our ice house by horse and wagon and covering it in mounds of sawdust so it wouldn't melt.
Carl, my son-in-law is nuts over anything Coca Cola and has quite a collection. He would drool over that Coke cooler.
I remember well the wash tub and scrubbing board; the crank telephone; the ice cream maker and an ice box.
I also remember well my father and hired hands cutting ice blocks from a nearby lake and hauling it to our ice house by horse and wagon and covering it in mounds of sawdust so it wouldn't melt.
Carl, my son-in-law is nuts over anything Coca Cola and has quite a collection. He would drool over that Coke cooler.
I had one of those...LOVED that thing, wish I still had one. Good on ya AJ
I have one of these in my living room better quality sound than my new "high tech" surround system.
donroger1
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I believe they are simply desktop props for the advertisement. I enlarged the photo and still can't make out what the papers are......
I found the photo using a Yahoo Image Search.
Sorry that I am not better help.....
Sold through this retailer: Aspen Audio
This particular vacuum tube radio: [SIZE=-1]Classic Tube Radio R601PW AM-FM
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Not as old as other things posted.....but I fondly remember these.........
And I actually miss these......guess thats why I have a Subaru Forester
And I actually miss these......guess thats why I have a Subaru Forester
