Kids these days will never know….
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I’ve posted a Wyle E Coyote and Superman that each have 1970something on them… still in the cupboard
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The Tower Treasure....the first Hardy Boys book I read and it hooked me. I was probably about 7 or 8 and it was part of my dad's collection when he was a boy. These were some of the old, original books printed way back in the 30's I'm guessing. I ended up getting all the missing ones over time....birthdays, Christmas, whatever occasion a gift may be coming--one of them was going to be a Hardy Boys. I wish I could find those things now--just to reminisce over. My favorite was The Shortwave Mystery.
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Got one of those sitting on a shelf directly behind me right now. Also have the shortwave version which looked identical except no Vhf or UHF bands, it split the SW into 3 bands. I worked at RS back then in high school--I have LOTS of their stuff. This looked amazingly familiar.
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I use to listen to the Numbers Station for hours trying to figure out what they were. If you posted WWV then you're likely familiar with this too:
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We had the whole set, they looked just like the books in that picture.The Tower Treasure....the first Hardy Boys book I read and it hooked me. I was probably about 7 or 8 and it was part of my dad's collection when he was a boy. These were some of the old, original books printed way back in the 30's I'm guessing. I ended up getting all the missing ones over time....birthdays, Christmas, whatever occasion a gift may be coming--one of them was going to be a Hardy Boys. I wish I could find those things now--just to reminisce over. My favorite was The Shortwave Mystery.
