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Doing some year-end cleaning. [3024x4032 - 976KB]

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Working on an old device, correcting the original builder's mistakes.

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Bell System Youth Commercials Soundsheet from 1969

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Interesting double-poly latches inside AMD's vintage LANCE Ethernet chip

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This slab of quartz from an old radio crystal.

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Reverse Engineering Game Code from the Neutral Zone

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The transparent chip inside a vintage Hewlett-Packard floppy drive

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Some of my lamp collection for @suplex

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A Gunn Diode with cavity from 1962

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NSFW The Dial Comes To Town [20:20]

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That's right, never heard of ROM before today. [750x1013 - 143KB]

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A single plate selenium rectifier.

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When you don't realize you were that old. [1280x960 - 243KB]

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The World's First Atomic Pile CP-1 "The Day Tomorrow Began" University Of Chicago 62774. Video(26:49)

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HP 5223L NIXIE Counter with bad blanking. [0:12]

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A nice example of an early Motorola Electrostatic TV

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NSFW Music for Poal.

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An early Philco remote control.

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Just junk

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A Televideo terminal at the hamfest.

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Salt Mining at Artemivsk Salt Mine, Ukraine. 1928 Soviet Vintage Film Video(3:50)

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DAK and the Golden Age of Gadget Catalogs – cabel.com

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Test Flight Of The Waterman Aerobile Flying Car 1930s Newsreel Film Xd13364B. Video(:56)

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Daves Old Computers - Disk/Software Image Archive

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Reverse-engineering Ethernet backoff on the Intel 82586 network chip's die

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