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Happy Holidays!
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!
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Happy Holidays Dave
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Happy Holidays to you and yours, Dave!
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Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, and Happy Ramaddan.
Charles
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Collecting & restoring TVs in Los Angeles since age 10 |
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Merry Christmas to everyone!
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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.
![]() 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 |
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Happy Holidays!
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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 |
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Yeah, but my family called me Jack since my Dad was John.
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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/ |
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Is that a UHF converter box on top of the set?
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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.
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