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That kind of stuff is fun, nice save! It's always more fun when you can take a cool "souvenir" with you from those places. I have some weird ones like a 1980 calendar with some ones appointments on it and a red electric wall clock that runs only in reverse.
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That's a nice TV.
In the late 1970's, my brother and I went into an abandoned streetcar barn on the north side of Chicago. He found a "Run Slow" streetcar sign and I found an empty Marlboro pack with no health warnings.
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