Toasters from the 1920’s/30’s/40’s
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Things from the past…..
- Thread starter Squirrel1
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who remembers these things? 
![p_1_7_0_8_1708-Vintage-Green-Rotary-Phone-1.jpg]( "p_1_7_0_8_1708-Vintage-Green-Rotary-Phone-1.jpg")
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oil drip/rain lamps.
i remember these being popular when i grew up in the 80s.
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i remember these being popular when i grew up in the 80s.
Computer from 1946 (ENIAC). Bit spacy though.
![ENIAC.jpg]( "ENIAC.jpg")
The first true "ferris" wheel, constructed in 1893 in Chicago. It was 264 feet tall, contained 36 passenger cars able to accommodate up to 60 people (total capacity 2,160 people.)
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![World's_Columbian_Exposition_Ferris_Wheel,_Chicago,_United_States,_1893.jpg]( "World's_Columbian_Exposition_Ferris_Wheel,_Chicago,_United_States,_1893.jpg")
Compare that to the current tallest operating "wheel ride" in the world, which is The High Roller in Las Vegas. It's 550 feet tall and has 28 cabins that can hold up to 40 people.
![Downtown,_Las_Vegas,_NV,_USA_-_panoramio_(6).jpg]( "Downtown,_Las_Vegas,_NV,_USA_-_panoramio_(6).jpg")
Compare that to the current tallest operating "wheel ride" in the world, which is The High Roller in Las Vegas. It's 550 feet tall and has 28 cabins that can hold up to 40 people.
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