Happy holidays to all the great folks who hang out here. I've learned so much from you sometimes I fear my head will explode!

I think I've posted this card here before (it's getting a little long in the tooth as you can tell from the VHS tape!) but I still like it, so here it is again for 2010!

--Dave Sica

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Merry Christmas to you as well Dave!

Happy Holidays Dave http://www.jawaspot.com/smilies/holiday/santahat.gif

Happy Holidays to you and yours, Dave!

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, and Happy Ramaddan. :)

Charles

Merry Christmas to everyone!

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!!! (And i hope everyone had a happy Hanukah)

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I'll see that tree and raise you one festooned with TV knobs.

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For more holiday images, including a Hallicrafters TV ad with Santa, go to:

http://antiqueradio.org/holiday10.htm

Best wishes, all.

Phil Nelson
Phil's Old Radios
http://antiqueradio.org/index.html

Happy Holidays!

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John

Wow! I assume that is "little John" standing in front of the Sylvania that he has recently spent many hours carefully restoring. Nice! thanks for posting.

Hope everybody had a great Christmas!
jr

Wow! I assume that is "little John" standing in front of the Sylvania that he has recently spent many hours carefully restoring. Nice! thanks for posting.

Hope everybody had a great Christmas!
jr

Yeah, but my family called me Jack since my Dad was John.

My Christmas picture made the front page at Shorpy!
The TV is just out of sight to the left in that picture.

http://www.shorpy.com/

Happy Holidays!

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John

Is that a UHF converter box on top of the set?

No, it's a VHF booster. It was really needed where we lived. We were in Sharpsville, PA across the border from Ohio. With a directional antenna and the booster we could pick up about 13 channels. Some were on the same channel, but a different direction. Pittsburgh and Cleveland were the furthest stations we could receive routinely.

John,

Ah yes, i know all the stations you should get I live in new Middletown, just the other side of Bessemer PA.

To get Youngstown you would have need a UHF converter, otherwise no WKBN-27 or WFMJ-73(later 21)

So you would have enjoyed WTAE,WPXI, and the like.

Matt