Most of them have a date stamp on the base
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theatrically_inclined
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photograph it's bottom ...
Anyone collect terrible rashes?
Bora Natty
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I used to collect Militaria, primarily Civil War, and WWII. I sold my home and moved into a flat, and things just had to go. I did make quite a bit of profit, over what I had into things, so I guess that was the silver lining, so to speak. I have a few guitars I bought, and they can be incorporated into the decor, unlike the other stuff. Anything I have now, I keep limited because of space..
I've told you numerous time to stop doing that! I told you you would end breaking out in a rash!
Here's the porn you requested, Leigh.
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You must get me something for my spots
theatrically_inclined
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PHWOARR!! I thought it wasn't a traditional GPO / BT phone - made by GEC, it is the model "9T" of their "1000" type. Made from 1956. Phones supplied to GPO/BT had a date code on the base - you might find a date stamp inside. This was probably originally connected to an internal switchboard, but not the public network.
Wire brush and DettolYou must get me something for my spots
That's what I've got him and duct tape to stop him doing it again. I've ordered him a cone of shame but it not arrived yet.
What Terry said.You must get me something for my spots
ferret
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Love the red one.
captain clutterbuck
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Think it dates somewhere between 1939-45 given the number on the dial seems to say Warmington on Sea 12 12
Akai? That's the business
I have not had one since the mid 70's, just fancied sitting there in our bleak midwinter to come, with the reels spinning, the VU metres flicking, the valves glowing listening to music
theatrically_inclined
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I had several, one was a Teac, can't remember the others, but they were used for my hobby-profession! I still have some 15ips recordings, including the 1988 tape for my "Dry Dock" video!