Friday Photo : Blast from the Past
- Thread starter 480sparky
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- Windsor, CO NEC: 2017
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- Service Manager
What was the receptacle configuration for that?
It states "Any Edison Attachment Plug", but the catalog does not list that in the index. Maybe that's the name used for cord ends back then?
Here's another one:
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Love the price!
They were proud of their product.:smile:
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Anyone else notice the missing 'N' from the OP's pic?
4th line in the first pix? Yeah, I saw that too. Must be a typo. Dang kypewriter keys!
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
That's the one. " . . . live parts are ever accessible . . . "
Pop quiz: where is this missing-N line from?: "Over hill, over dale, our love will ever fail."
LIP says "PU. That stinks!"
M*A*S*H. Margaret loses her ring, and Klinger buys another one and has it engraved.
What do I win?
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
My ever-ending admiration. :wink:
What???? No pie?????
A similar storyline aired on the sitcom WINGS/NBC/1990-97 when Joe Hackett (Timothy Daly) realized the inscription on the ring he planned to give his fianc?e Helen Chappel (Crystal Bernard) misspelled Helen's name. It read: "To my darling Melen." The ring had "I" 2 clarity and a slight flaw in it's girdle.
LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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- Henrico County, VA
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- Electrical Contractor
Retraction: After looking again at the OP pic, the left edge of the text is missing from the scan, and probably reads: "... so that no live parts are ever accessible ..."
PJ gets credit for noticing that, based on the non-visible text of the other lines of the paragraph, above the apparently-missing 'no.' She's got a sharp eye.
Two, really.
PJ gets credit for noticing that, based on the non-visible text of the other lines of the paragraph, above the apparently-missing 'no.' She's got a sharp eye.
Two, really.
davidr43229
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I especially like how they show you how to unplug it. Just grab the wire and pull !
"Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those peepers?"
Problem is due to the binding of the book being so tight I can't get the inside edge of the page to lay flat.
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