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LVSteve
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To quote somebody on British radio, "The 1970s; the decade that taste forgot".
A salute to our good friends to the North...
John
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The best thread we've had in a while!
Strewth- if yer gonna get all tarted up like that, you might as well add a little CLASS and go all the way:
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My dad had a powder blue polyester leisure suit with a white belt and white loafers.
I seriously considered having my name changed.
I seriously considered having my name changed.
High-tech portable audio c. 1954
Well, maybe...
I had to check this out and found this article.
But doing the dishes in high heels?
Well, maybe...
I had to check this out and found this article.
"Although the "Philco Port-o-sound" information is bogus, I was intrigued by the rest of the picture, which looked real. Then I found a full color version in much higher resolution. I was able to identify the amplifier as a Regency HF-150, circa 1954, and the speaker as a Jensen Duette. Apparently the picture is a real promotional piece for Regency Inc, photography done by Ken Schmid Studio, dated December 1954. The turntable is a Webcor Diskchanger - they were made in a variety of configurations, including a base unit so they could be placed standalone on a shelf or other surface and connected to an amplifier."
But doing the dishes in high heels?
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LVSteve
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When you find a girl who does dishes in high heels, you don't question it. Trust me on this.
Well, maybe...
I had to check this out and found this article.
"Although the "Philco Port-o-sound" information is bogus, I was intrigued by the rest of the picture, which looked real. Then I found a full color version in much higher resolution. I was able to identify the amplifier as a Regency HF-150, circa 1954, and the speaker as a Jensen Duette. Apparently the picture is a real promotional piece for Regency Inc, photography done by Ken Schmid Studio, dated December 1954. The turntable is a Webcor Diskchanger - they were made in a variety of configurations, including a base unit so they could be placed standalone on a shelf or other surface and connected to an amplifier."
But doing the dishes in high heels?
She's serving Christmas dinner it looks to me.
Grayfox
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Very observant- unlike me
Absolutely right. I sit corrected.Now for the really hard part: What song is on the record player?
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Very observant- unlike me
Now for the really hard part: What song is on the record player?
“ The Turkey Trot” by little Eva
Well, maybe...
I had to check this out and found this article.
"Although the "Philco Port-o-sound" information is bogus, I was intrigued by the rest of the picture, which looked real. Then I found a full color version in much higher resolution. I was able to identify the amplifier as a Regency HF-150, circa 1954, and the speaker as a Jensen Duette. Apparently the picture is a real promotional piece for Regency Inc, photography done by Ken Schmid Studio, dated December 1954. The turntable is a Webcor Diskchanger - they were made in a variety of configurations, including a base unit so they could be placed standalone on a shelf or other surface and connected to an amplifier."
But doing the dishes in high heels?
The cart caught my eye. My mom had one like it, only the selves were actually serving trays that lifted out. I think it had two trays per shelf.
Come to think of it, I think we had one like that, too. "Turn left at Memory Lane..."
Today, it would be an iCart and, at Christmas, the iTurkey app.
gregintenn
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