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Old 04-29-2015, 09:40 PM
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That's a clean lantern too.
Dang those things are getting really hard to find lately.
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People I guess, just don't realize the money that could be had by selling their "junk". I know it can gather up, but selling is much better than trashing it, if there's nothing wrong wih it. Hell, we made over $2000 selling a good chunk of antiques at an auction house that we needed to get rid of. A lot of People got some good stuff and projects that we didn't have the room for or really even wanted.
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Did some more diving and curb picking tonight. It was garbage day.
I like the vintage skateboard wheels and jukebox radio.

The Jukebox is worth alot.


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The Jukebox is worth alot.
What kind of cassettes does that take? Looking at the linked auction I'm all confused. They're not 8-track, they're not exactly broadcast carts either. Is it just normal "eighth-inch" string in a custom plastic box?
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Now that I can see a sense of scale I'm even more weirded out...


Gotta be standard "eighth-inch" string, but holy cow that's a very unique cartridge...
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Now that I can see a sense of scale I'm even more weirded out...


Gotta be standard "eighth-inch" string, but holy cow that's a very unique cartridge...
The Japanese were crazy ! its made in Japan
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Old 05-13-2015, 08:17 PM
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The Japanese are still quite nutty. Made in Japan? More like "Made for Japan."
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Reminds me of 2-Track tapes, but those were more cassette sized...Where as these are similar in design seem closer to micro/mini cassette size.
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Reminds me of 2-Track tapes, but those were more cassette sized...Where as these are similar in design seem closer to micro/mini cassette size.
The Fisher-Price "Pocket Rocker" tapes were about 1-1/4" x 1-1/2" x 3/8" and *did* include Rock around the clock.... Here is a F-P player and some tapes:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/3082422...-pocket-rocker

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