Heathkit ham radio transmitter
This ham radio just has the perfect look of its period. Photo by Blast.
This ham radio just has the perfect look of its period. Photo by Blast.
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Probably fewer of these were sold than the Walkman, but still pretty cool. Especially with a mic for recording. Photo by True Legacy.
Sony sold some 200 million of these cassette based players. More cassette fun tomorrow. Photo by Monarch.
This Jim Henson item hails from 1980. Photo by Grasons.
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Imagine a double bill with Jesus Christ Superstar. Also TIL Bugs Bunny: Superstar is a 1975 Looney Tunes documentary film narrated by Orson Welles. Photo… Read More »Saturday Morning Cartoon: Bugs Bunny Superstar