Ka-bala Fluorescent Fortune Telling Game
Glows in the Dark! Per Wikipedia: Ka-Bala was a talking board game manufactured and released by Transogram in 1967. It was marketed under the slogan,… Read More »Ka-bala Fluorescent Fortune Telling Game
Church of Light Aspect Finder
The Church of Light is an astrological religion that still exists! Wikipedia provides the skinny: The Church of Light was incorporated November 2, 1932 in… Read More »Church of Light Aspect Finder
CD Duplicator
Back in the day if you wanted to copy that boss mix-tape, you’d have to dub it onto your Maxell UR90 in something close to… Read More »CD Duplicator
REO Non-Speedwagon
Ransom E. Olds founded Oldsmobile in 1897. Apparently not satisfied with having only one motor company named after him, he started REO Motor Company in… Read More »REO Non-Speedwagon
50% Doll, 50% Lamp = 100% DoNotWant
Photo by Blast.
Books and Barometers
Photo by Estate Sale Gurus.
Fokker? I hardly know her!
A few too many Nazi emblems at this sale for comfort. Photo by Wealthier.
McDonaldland and the McMetric System
Big Mac joining forces with Big International Bureau for Weights and Measures in 1974. Even Ronald McDonald wasn’t enough to successfully import these foreign units… Read More »McDonaldland and the McMetric System
1970s Wall Unit
The TV helps to nail the look. This second photo was from the same house.
Florida Boy Orange Car – Naturally without Carbonic Acid
Despite the aggressively American name, Florida Boy Orange was a popular orange drink marketed in Germany by Pepsi in the 1970s. I gather it was… Read More »Florida Boy Orange Car – Naturally without Carbonic Acid