I bet you it's funny as shit

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Sesame Street On the Street Where We Live:


I enjoy these eyewitness books, here's a good one on Battle, lots of nice pics on weaponry and uniforms:

It's made in Italy

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A quick stop usually means good finds, but nothing really happening here. There was a nice vintage Ross girls 3-speed, all white with aluminum fenders, but I have no use for it.

Picked up Dr. Dre The Chronic:

Those are some big ass size 7's

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Vinyl,
From left: Gregorian Chant, Aesop's Fables ( still sealed!), Rocky soundtrack, Richard Pryor That N*gger's Crazy:


Harrison Ave
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More vinyl,
From left: Ozzy Osbourne Bark at the Moon, Amadeus soundtrack, Ramones Rock 'n' Roll High School single:



Another record player, I can't have enough. Califone 1420K solid-state:


Says "In Memory of Bernice Doggett" on the cover.


Haven't gotten a stein in a while, here's a nice example:

Seven dollars....and I don't stutter

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Gehlen: Germany's Master Spy and The Nazi Years: A Documentary History:


Q*Bert and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped for Playstation:


Bass Ale glass, says "Boston" on the back:

That's you , that's alll youuuuu

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Boring day in there today. All I grabbed was a much needed cd tower ( complete with dust):


And this weird booklet from a thing called World of Illusions from the late 1960s. It's basically an illusion kit manual for kids. I grabbed it for the cool artwork, that I'll probably end up using on something:

She said I was stupid

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Vintage Bass Ale mug, heavy in weight. The good stuff:


Till We have Faces by C.S. Lewis, first American edition 1957:

Don't fight with him

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After spending all day yesterday organizing my things (mainly books) I had no intentions of looking at any today.

Went through a laundry cart of vinyl and got one on Charlie Chaplin movie music, and a 2-LP best of the Johnny Carson Show:


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Another record, this one is the Philadelphia Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic doing the soundtrack from 2001: A Space Odyssey:


Tennis for NES, I didn't even get charged for this:


Another NES Advantage controller:


Especially like the Sam Adams Red Sox one. On the bottom it says "end the drought". This glass was made one year before their 2004 World Series win: