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Vintage Valentines

What's left of childhood friends.
I also found several old Eaton's catalogs, I can't believe I moved out of there without this stuff. My wife was thrilled to see me pull up with a "basementy smelling" box.....
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My wife was more than happy when I brought home Mego Spock, the die cast Falcon, and a whole set of Empire Strikes Back bubble gum cards... Like you I can't believe I left this stuff behind!
Cool stash Brian. Whath is that bottom picture of?
I recently retrieved some more stuff from my dad's basement. I went for some musty-smelling MOTU figures, but walked away with a Star Wars pop-up book I had completely forgotten about, and an Isis sticker fun/coloring book that must have belonged to my sister!
Even my indulgent wife told me to keep that stuff outside until I de-funkified it.
Chris
that's the shield from SuperJoe Chris, the figures have elastics that break. He also have a rotted battery inside (Boo Hoo!)
I loved the collector cards. You would typically get a batch of cards and some stickers. The gum was this pink piece of sugary cardboard.
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