Yes, there are missing tubes, and a mish-mash of one left in it. No, no speaker. There is a Philco 211 speaker to match on ebay right now, but is more than twice what we paid for the radio... so I'll keep looking. I imagine there's a match out there somewhere. The plan now is to rig up some kind...
We picked up this little beauty recently. It weighs a ton, needs work...and a speaker, but is such a piece of history. A Philco 511 from 1928:
A Google search found me some great info on this baby, but if anyone has any first-hand experience, I'd love to hear it. We foolishly plugged...
Yes, it's great how they're unfolding Megan. She is attractive to a variety of people (remember the hipsters coming to look at her?), but is a kind person to everyone. I look forward to seeing what they do with her. Her looks are so much like Jane's, too. But she's no Jane.
And I almost...
Yes, there is a lot made of the changing times for Don and Roger, et al, but the changes for the women, especially as explored in last night's episode, are important, too. It was ALL about the ladies, including poor Sally.
Just have to say, I loved the scene where Don brings Sally out to...
On this note... what about old appliances? I just bought the most wonderful old hair dryer, but then I read about asbestos in old hair dryers. I took it apart in order to wrap a bit of electrical tape over some cracks in the cord, and other that a few bits of fluff inside, I didn't see anything...
BoPeep, I can imagine your purse very well!
Lizzie, I'd love to be able to pick the dump. My old town still did "bulky pick up," so folks would cruise the curbs looking for goodies. I snagged a good deal of amazing stuff just for the taking. But here, they do "bulky drop-off," and don't allow...
Yes, it's really interesting how they're exploring the generation gap of this time... a big gap.
I also have to say that I appreciate that they aren't just leaving the issues of drinking, smoking, sexism, and to a much lesser extent (on the show) racism to just be there with the idea that...
Guilty. I try to sell enough to support my habit. Which isn't easy!...
I also have two up-and-coming obsessives in my daughters. But I must say, we have some very nice things that have lasted and will last seemingly forever. My kids have learned the lesson of quality over quantity. Even with...
Jamie Oliver is my hero. And Ina Garten's recipes are returned to over and over.
Delia Smith's show (the one shown in the U.S. about 15 years ago) is what got me interested in cooking. She made it look so interesting. What I love about Jamie and Ina is that there really isn't anything out of...
Yes, it has to be decent quality, and it has to be cold. It's also best in small quantities.... see: Danny DeVito...
I like it in a small glass with a dash of heavy cream as a little after-dinner treat.
Anyone else knocked out by last night's episode? I thought it was the best of the whole series. So is Peggy Don's new Anna? Stands to reason.
Just wow on this ep...
I'm reading David Bianculli's Dangerously Funny: The Uncensored Story of the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Fascinating because he contextualizes everything that happened. Great read, too.
That's a library binding. They either replaced the cover or got it coverless and bound it. Libraries used to do that. Many still do something like this for paperbacks. As far as London goes, his novels are fun enough, but if it's adventure you're after, find a collection of his short stories...
Great stuff. I'm proud to know the neice of Seabiscuit's trainer, as well as Seattle Slew's grandson (a big, kinda scary fella!).
I'll never forget first seeing the Seabiscuit movie. The whole audience was so into that big race scene, there was actually applause when he won (Like we didn't...
We'll be watching. My 4th-grader is especially excited. She thinks Lizzie's just brilliant... as do I! No gaming for my kid...if she could have a constant feed of old radio and TV (and books and clothes, etc.), she'd be one happy young lady! Lizzie, I suspect you have been and will be quoted at...
Last night's episode was pretty rich... Don got some of his mojo back, Pete showed some big-boy attitude to Roger (nice generation gap business, never mind the fact that WE know Lucky Strike will sink and Honda will not...), Betty slapping Sally (and both "husbands" just standing there...
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