TV Dinners in foil trays
knobs on TV sets
Hi-C and Hawaiian Punch in large cans
Kodak Insta-Matic cameras
Pong video games
stereos w/ 8 track players
transistor radios
Ben Cooper/Collegeville plastic Halloween costumes
I'll think of more later.
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Holy cow I forgot to bring up quality stamps! My mom got me a General Lee at the quality stamps store and I bet I put 100000 miles on that toy. Man, good times.Leave a comment:
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I was born in 76 and we certainly had a rotary phone till I was nearly grown. Took five minutes to dial someone and when it rang it gave you a heart attack! I too remember rusty metal playground equipment, never knew it should look any other way. Don't remember milkmen or block ice thought my grandparents who lived in Sheffield Alabama had both. My granddad still referred to the fridge as the "icebox". But I always thought their talks about these things as cool and nostalgic. My 18 year old thinks I'm the dumbest man she knows with an M.A.!Leave a comment:
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Funny you should mention Milk men I have an old Wengerts Dairy(now Swiss)milk box in my basement.
Metal playground equipment
A-Treat Soda machines
rotary dial phones
Green Stamps-My Grandmother used to save these.
Murray's Outlet Stores-we used to buy meat there on occasion their pizza burgers were awesome.Leave a comment:
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Record/music stores. I used to lover browsing stores like Record World, the Wall, etc.Leave a comment:
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Things of yesterday but not today
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I was born in the 60's but still seen these things.
Today they're long gone.
Milk men ....
Yep, we used to have a milk man bring milk to our house
Ice house .....
We had a town ice house which sold huge blocks of ice.
Outhouse ....
We had indoor plumbing, but we also had an old outhouse.
A-Treat soda outlet ....Last edited by Mikey; Jul 4, '13, 10:14 AM.Tags: None


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