.... to think in my younger days, I tore such equipment apart to
salvage components for use in projects...

.... still, its' best use will be on movie sets for setting the
atmosphere of the time period of the set...

John

"beerbarrel" wrote in message
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very pricey though!

Lovely radio....nice to see them still going strong

Now if I buy the radio can I still afford a good divorce lawyer????

Shawn

"John Smith" wrote in message
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... to think in my younger days, I tore such equipment apart to salvage
components for use in projects...

... still, its' best use will be on movie sets for setting the atmosphere
of the time period of the set...

John

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very pricey though!

Are you sure you want to divorce her? She will probaly wind up cleaning
your clock.Buy that radio for me.
cuhulin

Nice radio,but too much money for the amount of bread.When I drove a
bread truck for Sunbeam bakery a hundred years ago,we used to put
Sunbeam sandwich bread in the Star foodstores and on the back ends of
the loaves of bread,with a magic marker,we marked them all 2/39.(Two
loaves of bread for thirty nine cents) Take a look at what one loaf of
sandwich bread cost nowdays.Know why Little Miss Sunbeam can't get
pregnant? No holes,Sunbeam bread is batter whipped,hence,No holes.
cuhulin

cuhulin, what bakery did you work from. My father and uncles worked at
the Sanitary Baking Co. in Clarksburg, Wv back from the 50s till about
1966.

Koestler's Sunbeam Bakery that used to be in Vicksburg,Mississippi.There
was trucks that brought the bread and cake products to the relay store
on JR Lynch Street in Jackson early,early in the morning.I drove a
Sunbeam bread delivery truck on my bread route in the Jackson metro area
from 1966 to 1971.The cake products were made at Wolf's bakery in
Hattiesburg,Mississippi.The old Sunbeam bakery in Vicksburg closd down
years ago.I don't know if Wolf's is still in operation nowdays or not.An
old saying goes,Don't say Bread,say Sunbeam.
cuhulin

In article ,
wrote:

cuhulin, what bakery did you work from. My father and uncles worked at
the Sanitary Baking Co. in Clarksburg, Wv back from the 50s till about
1966.

It was a different kind of bakery where to save money everything was
half baked.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 18:31:17 -0400, beerbarrel
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very pricey though!

No ''Bristo'' wrench?

David wrote:

On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 18:31:17 -0400, beerbarrel
wrote:

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very pricey though!

No ''Bristo'' wrench?

Bristol?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

Bristol used to make nice cars in limeyland.About five years ago,I was
email chatting with Rosie in Lima,Ohio about Bristol cars.
cuhulin