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🤔 1923-1973 Do You Remember...

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👍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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OH,My - that one could make a comeback.

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Have a brand new one in it's factory box.

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A Christmas gift from 1966

From Christmas 1966.

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Well, I don’t know what it was supposed to be used for, but my Mom used a topper and a bottle just like this before she had a steam iron - she would shake out water onto clothing, then iron.

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You nailed it. If I begged hard enough mother would let me sprinkle the water on the item being ironed.

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The above is the body of a vacuum cleaner!

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This kind of looks like part of a vacuum - the main part. If not, I have no clue.

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Yes it is the body of a vacuum cleaner!

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