Showing posts with label Vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Vintage 'Sands' Casino Dice

I like Dice. Especially the ones that are of clear material; clear, red material!

Got these at an Estate sale. They were bagged, all for a dollar!! Various Printed Sands Logos and a Curtis!  (...?)



Playtex "100% Safe" Hair Cutter

Picked this up at a yard sale, sitting in a toolbox.

Looks safe! 100% Safe!!

Uses a real razor blade to trim hair, just comb and voila! No split ends!!

Razor is caged, so no more cut fingers! 

Adjustable dial from 'Bowl Cut' to 'Paige Boy!' The wave of the future!




100% Safe, people!

Open wide!!

Another Vintage Swingline 'Cub' Stapler!

Oh, Hello!


This time, in Grey color! in Great Shape

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Vintage "Seasons" Aluminum Trays; coaster/ash trays

Where:  Unique Thrift Shop NJ
Paid $1.61 for set

Nice little trays for Change and stuff!

Portrays a different etched motif for each of the 4 seasons. I scored 7 in the pack that was hanging for sale. Unique thrift, like some of it's other sister-stores, have a good knack of bagging stuff in bundles and placing a cheap price on them!





Skinny Dipping??


1970's Unisonic 21 'Jimmy The Greek' Blackjack Calculator & Game by Unisonic, Model D3

Takes C Batteries, and works! Nice Vacuum Fluorescent Display calculator. 

During the Workday, it's a normal calculator....
During the Workday, IT'S A BLACKJACK GAME!!

 


Jimmy the Greek Approved!




'Las Vegas' Jackpot Dice Game in original Packaging

-How can you not have fun with these?! Except <36 month-old Children, they might take us adults straight to the bank!



Seiko Quartz Travel Alarm Clock

I like interesting Clocks, be it analog (preferred!), or digital. This one has a little crown you can pull and spin to set time and set alarm. Little backlight button, and folds up into its case. Very Clean and just a little den on the cover. It does work fine, as I loaded batteries into it after these pictures!


 




Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Vintage Swingline 400 Stapler, Grey

Where: Staten Island salvage shop
Paid: I think $1.oo

Staplers, staplers!! I love them, especially the old metal ones.  This was sitting in a wet carton, calling my name to be rescued, photographed, and posted here for you to enjoy.  Big Brother to The 'Cub'

Wants you to Hit It.
'This is SWINGLIIIIIINE!!!!!!"





Vintage 'World' Flip-calendar

Where: Uncle Raul's
Paid: they threw it in our pile of finds....


Interesting Plated Metal World, with flip-action, drops the next day down.
fffff


Sears Electronic Slide Rule c.1974

Where: Unique, Jersey City, NJ
Paid $3.93

c.1976 Vintage algebraic scientific calculator, 40 functions and a switch for radians or degrees. Vacuum Fluorescent display, Red light denotes negative numbers and errors. I see the Sears Tower!


1976... Facebook Button?

Vintage Welsh/Bausch & Lomb Driving sunglasses

Where: Salvage/junk thrift Shop on Staten Island, NY
Paid: $10

Sick sick sick. Steampunks rejoice! Perfect, green tinted Glass. "Welsh' printed on the nose bezel, "B&L" stamp on the rusty old steel case.  They had a warped piece of greenish tinted plastic on the eyecups, which I removed; it was the only one there.  I wore these a couple of times and were very much appreciated.  I normally wear glasses so wearing these can be a little daunting. The metal bezels on the eyecups are very thin and will bend immediately.  They fold up backwards (I forget the what earpieces are called)









Vintage Porcelain White/cobalt Push-Pull door plates

Where: a close friend whose house was trashed by Hurricane Sandy


These were given to me.  My friends house was destroyed during the hurricane, and when he brought me inside to check out the Basement, these were the first things I seen, and he was actually holding them for me! 

In near-perfect condition, white is very white and the cobalt blue is so lush and azure. Still has the original grommets. Hard to get these in this condition for they're usually salvaged and are worn where many pushes have been...   Unknown Date, possibly 1940's. Grey Dots are what seem to be paint splots.




Vintage 'Cycle' Battery operated Bike Horn

Where: Uncle Raul's!
Paid: $1.oo

...Uncle Raul's, a place for interesting salvageable goods.

Takes a C Battery, and works!  Sounds like an apartment buzzer. Loud! Heads Turn when using this.

Press Button


Vintage 'Pilot' Lighted Screwdriver

Where: Uncle Raul's
Paid: $1.oo


Vintage Chrome screwdriver, with lighted action!  The bulb is shot.  Made in Hong Kong / British Empire. Unknown Date, maybe 1960's?





Sunday, November 18, 2012

1980's Waring Coffee Grinder, NIB

Where: Uncle Raul's
Paid, about $7

Was new in Box! Waring Burr grinder. This has 10 settings from Coarse to Fine. Nice transparent Red plastic hopper and grind catch. burrs can be hard to clean, but since I have a lot of different coffee makers, this helps when I run into some Whole Beans.






"Juice O Mat' by Revere Vintage Juicer

Where, NJ Yard Sale
Paid $8

They put it out on the table, I took it from the table. Right Away.


Fire-Engine Red. Paint is peeled in places, but a real beast indeed. Compliments the Ice-O-Mat quite nicely.






Republic Transistor Radio

Where: Uncle Raul's
Paid: $5

Nice '8 Transistor' Vintage Radio. Not working.  Real cowhide case




Gilbert Vintage Fan

Where, NJ Estate Sale
Paid: $10

Great looking fan. Needs rewiring. It powered up! Heavy.