🤔 1923-1973 Do You Remember...

[Anonymous]

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

[DaveMcK]

[fffred]

Mom's clothes pins.

also useful for hold your nose when going out to the cow barn.

[DaveMcK]

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[fffred]

Mom's flour sifter. 1953

I bought a similar one, stainless steel, around 1990.

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

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@Anonymous wrote:

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

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@Anonymous wrote:

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

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[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[fffred]

Okay, you got me.

I know that's a bread truck. But it is WA-AAAY before my time.

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[fffred]

Oh, yeah! The smell of those percussion caps!

Then they went to "greenie stick-em caps". Not as satisfying.

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

I know a lot of you don’t remember back in the 50s and 60s when the milkman would deliver milk to your front door, whole milk or chocolate milk or orange juice!! Glass bottles!! That’s back when life was simple and people were so nice back then, this lady is giving him a piece of homemade pie for his Delivery!!

[DaveMcK]

[KellytheBelly]

We still use this self-powered machine for our lawn-cutting needs. No gasoline required. Just some muscle for those hilly areas. Argh. 😂

[DaveMcK]

[SereneSeagull]

Yes! And that distinct plop of the record. 

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[fffred]

Oh, yeah. We had that 3 tiered petit four stand.

Neighbors had that table set. Same green.

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[DaveMcK]

[fffred]

I tried to find one of these recently in the "shoe store". They didn't have any.

Now it seems they just stock all the boxes in the main store and the buyer has to sort through to find something they think fits.

Being an engineer, I have to think that there must be a "right" size, not just approximations that may be too loose.

[DaveMcK]