Break…Break…CB Convac Comin’ Your Way
New weekly column for all you Citizens Band Radio enthusiasts out there on Channel 19 and the other channels. Fellow with the handle of Ink
New weekly column for all you Citizens Band Radio enthusiasts out there on Channel 19 and the other channels. Fellow with the handle of Ink
These two mini-schedules advertise the San Francisco 49ers schedule in 1971 and 1972. The first matchbook is sponsored by Ross/Atkins, Champions of the Clothing League.
Birdseye view of Chicago’s famous Boulevard Link at the junction of Lake Shore Drive and Upper Michigan Avenue, In the near background can be seen
CITY IN RUINS WHAT: Storm (Cyclone/Tornado) WHEN: August 21, 1918 at approximately 9:20 p.m. WHERE: Tyler, Minnesota FATALITIES: 36 (with over 200 injured) Late in the evening on August 21,
Welcome to Found Photo Friday. Every Friday I will be posted at least 10 found photos from my collection. These are loose photos that aren’t
Small booklet published in 1969 by Corning.
These ads ran in the Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, Idaho) on October 6, 1966. I had fun putting this together. I was taken aback by
The CB radio boom really took hold in 1976 and America’s journalists took notice. My goal is to share the QSL artwork and the CB
The Imperial House was a small chain of motels located mostly in Ohio. There were never more than 10 locations as far as I can tell.