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I have a lightbulb that I bought in 1972 that's still going strong!
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"Sanyo 6 Transistor Cordless" radio, lovely old thing from the Sixties, about a foot long, nice sound. Bought it in an antique/junk shop in Long Sutton near Spalding about 10 years ago for £12
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Hair styling/drying type thing from around mid 70's.[ This image is no longer available. ]
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A black and decker drill, I inherited when my dad died in 1981, he'd already had it a few years
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Did I dream this or did Jimmy Greaves invent that hairdryer?
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Hair styling/drying type thing from around mid 70's.
Yes but what do you Actally use it for Culvin ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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had an old 1930s eec fan in the shed, old wiring , big heavy and full of dust ,tentivly plugged it in and flicked the switch expecting it to either not work or fuse the plug sockets ,works as good as new !
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have ^
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Just remembered, I have a soldering iron which I used to make a transistor radio, in the late 50s.....
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i have a phillips black and white tv/medium wave radio/casette tape thing i got in the late 70s
all function but tv signal has gone, casettes are up in the loft and there isnt a huge amount on medium wave radio it will likely last another 40 years if i dont throw it out first |