Yup…antique metal hair curling tools.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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Yup…antique metal hair curling tools.
I'm glad you clarified that, because I was thinking, "Grandma's candy dish of barrel shrouds??"
"Company's coming over! Put out the good hardware; We don't want anyone to burn their fingers!"
How are those gonna make that stone slide down the ice?
You could use the thin ones like ice skate blades…
I had no idea they were still a thing . . . Barnes & Noble, that is.
With apologies for some of the appalling charicatures, from 1893 Canadian Pacific Railway.
Never smoked, but I remember these being advertised on TV back in the late 60s/early 70s.
Laredo cigarette rolling machine.
Laredo cigarette rolling machine.
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When I was in college, one of my buddies had one of those. It made some pretty good cigs, esp. when we were extra broke and it was fun to use
I see a lot if these at a Wendy’s or a Denny’s restaurant. Can’t remember the last time I saw with windows this clean. Just about all I’ve been in are very dirty or not hard water stained. 
Every one of those is probably on the bargain DVD racks at your local "discount department retailer."
The Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman DVDs are on my shelf right now.Every one of those is probably on the bargain DVD racks at your local "discount department retailer."
