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Old Man with a Hat
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Old Man with a Hat
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Old Man with a Hat
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Old Man with a Hat
SGT FURY
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Remember Captain Crook?
I got this playground slide topper at a estate sale cleanup for free.
Captain Crook was always trying to steal fish sandwiches.
I got this playground slide topper at a estate sale cleanup for free.
Captain Crook was always trying to steal fish sandwiches.
if you gotta ask, you're too young 
source: Indian-head test pattern - Wikipedia
related .. one of our three stations in the 60's signed off with this one. yes, there was a time when nothing was on TV after a certain time in the wee hours ...
source: Indian-head test pattern - Wikipedia
related .. one of our three stations in the 60's signed off with this one. yes, there was a time when nothing was on TV after a certain time in the wee hours ...
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DCMC
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Q-Tips that were made to not bend.
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if you gotta ask, you're too young
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source: Indian-head test pattern - Wikipedia
related .. one of our three stations in the 60's signed off with this one.
yes, there was a time when nothing was on after a certain time...
I had never seen that video of High Flight. Very cool!
F-104 Starfighter (Lockheed), one of first model planes i built with my Dad early 1960's.
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My pre-school mind swore i could see pilot touching "God's face."
on the rare occasions i could stay awake long enough (2 am i think) to see one local station go off air.
Another station had "Star Spangled Banner" with lotsa flags/military folks. something like this.
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SGT FURY
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Great taste in cars, not so much on food.
3175375
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Kmart employees in a North Carolina store watching the moon landing (July 20, 1969)
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota - 1969
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Lawrence Welk showing his vanity license plate...
( "A-one an' A-two!" ) on his 1974 DODGE Monaco Brougham
Welk was always grateful to DODGE for being the primary sponsor of his program when it began in the 1950s... He drove Dodge vehicles the rest of his life...Some of which were gifts from them.
( "A-one an' A-two!" ) on his 1974 DODGE Monaco Brougham
Welk was always grateful to DODGE for being the primary sponsor of his program when it began in the 1950s... He drove Dodge vehicles the rest of his life...Some of which were gifts from them.
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One of the very few times that I saw a Mopar on The Price is Right was when one of the showcases had a Lawrence Welk theme. The car was a Dodge Aspen (’76 or ’77, I think).
