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Jetcone It's frightening to think that people like the Sunbeam "Lady" exist. I wonder how old she is? I like my vacuum percolators, I just don't use them that often.

I'd give anything for those beautiful air conditioners! You made out like a bandit!

I've got so many, where to start? Here's a sampling: I have one or two Panasonic 8 track recorders, Panasonic top load cassette deck, Panasonic dual cassette portable with a slide out phonograph, three Magnavox cassette record decks, two Mag cassette play decks, and my first Magnavox reel to...

I got one And I think I have another one somewhere else. No "bowls" or rocker tabs though.

RCA Victor sold those players to quite a few manufacturers in the day, VM made one as well. Seems like RCA came up with the 45 format in 1949 to combat Columbia's new LP record. I've got a mint RCA with a lift lid with the amp in bakelite, a bakelite player only, and a grey and coral pink...

Rich in iron and other vital minerals! Bleah............

AM and 45s sound Magnificent There's a mint one of these in Flickr photos, this made some 1956 teenager pretty happy at some point in time: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Magnavox-Model-220-A-Portable-Record-Player-Phonograph-/220946636942?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item337172208e

Very impressive, I'm glad they're that active! Thanks for posting these!

My father's boss bought him a 1965 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 door sedan in white with turquoise interior. It had three on the column, 6 cylinder, AM radio with no pushbuttons, heater, and FACTORY IN DASH air conditioning. The days when you could order strange combinations on your car. I think that...

My father traded his 1951 Mercury club coupe with radio and heater for a 1957 Chevrolet 210 two door sedan with nothing on it, don't recall if it at least had a heater. That was in June of 1962. Then around 1964, he traded that for a dull finished '62 Chevy II BOL 2 door with a four cylinder. In...

Whirlcool, I love them! If you didn't buy those, I don't want to hear about it! LOL There was a man in the Stuart flea market that had the identical set, he may still have them, they weren't for sale unfortunately. I found ONE main unit in Early American with the little trapezoidal speaker set...

My Uncle Charles worked for Philco, we did not get any discounts, but that's why Daddy's first two television sets were Philco. The first one that graced this livingroom was likely a 21" definitely a tabletop with the knobs across the bottom front. It sat on a swivel table. Then we got a...

Ultimately, I don't find the cat loose in the cockpit, workings amusing, as first of course they can chew, rip, unplug, and other. I would not want to chase rodents through the electronics of a plane either, or have to check out miles of wiring. Just one little "insignifigant" item might bring a...

I had a four piece rock band two houses west of me, making recordings in the back bedroom, never heard a sound out of them. Then one of the neighbors who is the drummer gave me a five song CD of one of their performances. I played it on the armoire theatre, through a Magnavox DVD player. Sounded...

"Ladies and gentlemen, we're approaching Toronto Int OMIGOD GET THIS CAT OFF MY FACE!!!!!! I CAN'T SEE!!! HELP!!!!" Thank goodness it did have a happy ending.

Alan, would music with a strong bass line make the china cup I imagine strong bass would indeed make the china cups rattle, possibly even slide off or close to the edge too. Bone china may shatter, and cookies would turn back into flour. I love to pass on Magnavox information Yogi, it's my main...

Here's that nasty plastic abomination for a changer:

Magnavox drum table I bought mine two years ago for $35 at our Mustard Seed, it was pretty nice, but someone had put some dents into the wicker trimmed speakers. Has a great sound, but I have to keep it covered from the girl cat at the moment. I want the companion speaker, I found one years...

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Shabby Chic Magnavox nightmare I hope I didn't repeat that story here, I know I told it somewhere after I heard it. Heck, even I know better than to uncrate or unpack a brand new unused item, let alone paint it or repurpose it into some piece of garbage to fulfill my personal vision of...