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I'll take "old Abe". (View Post)

I believe Andy had the wall phone version. The one in our house was more of a desk model, but you still had to crank it. (View Post)

My first phone was a crank on the side of the wooden box, which woke up the Operator across town, to whom you told what number you wanted to talk to. She then plugged a wire in a hole in a big board … (View Post)

And we still don't know how long it took the coin factory to print the pennies. Darn! (View Post)

Many of the suburbs have parking areas adjunct to the commuter train stops where you can park and ride the train into downtown. (View Post)