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RE: Lansing

Posted by M3 lover (A) on April 28, 2016 at 14:23:37

In Reply to: Crazy huge early phono auction near Lansing posted by Awe-d-o-file on April 27, 2016 at 15:01:15:

Thanks Earl, interesting auction.

I grew up in and around Lansing. A cousin had a small barn full of old tools, furniture, houseware, toys, clocks, etc. he picked up from farmers he befriended in the area. I wondered what became of that collection after I left the area as I lost touch with him.

Before I left Lansing I picked up a Zenith floor model radio I had hopes of restoring. But later when I moved cross country there wasn't room to bring it. It had a black radial dial with two-speed tuning. Pretty cool. I also lost track of the friend I gave it to so no idea if it was ever restored or not.

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