I'd love to have one of these

Now that is a treasure.

Bring on the downvotes, but I'm not sure how great of an idea this is. Modern technology was built in accordance to regulations regarding environment protection and overall consumer safety. But, then again, our parents and grandparents survived, so I guess it isn't that bad. Just be cautious.

Looks like microwaves haven't changed that much!

Awe, the phones lasted as long as the relationship...sweet

never even knew this existed till now

AGA.....my dream stove

Ghettoblaster!!!

Had one..oh, the memories.

That looks really cool

Gosh wow, and it's still working

You and Tom Hanks!

I remember playing Fireman, Fireman in English lessons! The teacher was slightly deaf - she knew something was making a noise but not who or where it was coming from.

I'll take your Atari 2600 and raise you my Sears Pong (1975)

I think it's tubes not valves... but you say tomayto...I say tomahto....whatever,eh?

Had one of these but it was stolen when l was sleeping...don't ask lol

It counts way better than '80 s games.

But can you install Pokémon?

These were built to last. My 1972 model is still going strong despite very heavy use.

They are great! I just found out I own two of them ... found the second one ... now I play duets.

I had that same one but mine was brown wow

Looks like Darth Vader.

I hate to break it to ya... that handle medallion style (with the Disston crest within a circle of stars accompanied by the full text "H. DISSTON & SONS PHILADA") didn't come into use until 1896, and the text was abbreviated further in 1917, so that dates this saw to that particular period.

Third class 32 oz of white flour....First class 6 oz of cocoa!

I have never seen one of those. I wanna try it!

Never heard of this one

So cool!

Did you own an electronics sales or repair business at one time?

Does the Nuclear Power Plant required to run it come with...