Hello dear readers! Today I will be writing about my vintage bottles! I found them with my sister. We used to explore this long (about 200-400 metres) ditch. We found at least 20-25 bottles in that thing!
Here they are:
(Sorry for the bad pic (I used my camera in the dark))
Middle: There is a Dettol bottle (I believe it's a mouthwash bottle),
Left: a Potter And Moore perfume bottle
Right: a bottle with a name that has two R's (one is backward facing the left (flipped)and the other is facing right)
I have no information on these bottles. (If you know something about these please feel free to tell me!)
Thank's For Reading!
Showing posts with label collectables. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collectables. Show all posts
Saturday, July 14, 2018
Tuesday, June 26, 2018
1997 Toshiba 480CDT Laptop
Hello everyone! This time I will be writing about my 1997 Toshiba laptop (featured in the 1948 Bruce D Mann watch).
(I'm not Brad)
The laptop's specs are: 64MB ram, 2MB video ram, Windows 98 SE and a 3.80GB hard drive with 2.42GB free. (Note: it also has a CD-ROM drive for disc games & music files) The thing is about this laptop is the fact that I have too keep the laptop plugged in for it to work (the battery is broken) but that was a problem to. I got it without the charger and kept it for about a 4-5 days before going to pick some stuff my parents had bought. While I was looking around I found this adaptor that said 'Toshiba' I knew this was it. When i got home I plugged it in and it worked fine (plus no password!)
The story of HOW I got it is in the post 1948 'Bruce D Mann Watch'
Thank's For Reading!
(I'm not Brad)
The laptop's specs are: 64MB ram, 2MB video ram, Windows 98 SE and a 3.80GB hard drive with 2.42GB free. (Note: it also has a CD-ROM drive for disc games & music files) The thing is about this laptop is the fact that I have too keep the laptop plugged in for it to work (the battery is broken) but that was a problem to. I got it without the charger and kept it for about a 4-5 days before going to pick some stuff my parents had bought. While I was looking around I found this adaptor that said 'Toshiba' I knew this was it. When i got home I plugged it in and it worked fine (plus no password!)
The story of HOW I got it is in the post 1948 'Bruce D Mann Watch'
Thank's For Reading!
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
Kodak M28 Instamatic Movie Camera
Hello everyone! Today I will be talking about my Kodak M 28 Instamatic Movie Camera from 1970-1975.
Here it is:
(not my photo)
So i thought to myself: I wonder whats i that box?
I went over to see and I was amazed! An old film camera! I thought.
So i picked it up brought it to the desk and asked how much.
My mum thought I was going to be disappointed about the price.
She looked into the box and thought for about 5 seconds. Then she
Said: Umm... $8. and me and my Mum & Dad were amazed so i got it
brought it home and gave it a clean and checked the price. It is worth about
$40-50.
Here it is:
I got it last year for $8 at a place called 'Trash Transformers'.
It came still in a box with instructions and original battery's
Here's the story on how i got it:
I was wondering around (this was my first time there) and i went up some steps to a higher platform and spotted a yellow box
(not my photo)
So i thought to myself: I wonder whats i that box?
I went over to see and I was amazed! An old film camera! I thought.
So i picked it up brought it to the desk and asked how much.
My mum thought I was going to be disappointed about the price.
She looked into the box and thought for about 5 seconds. Then she
Said: Umm... $8. and me and my Mum & Dad were amazed so i got it
brought it home and gave it a clean and checked the price. It is worth about
$40-50.
Thanks For Reading!
Tuesday, May 29, 2018
Praktica L2
I got this camera at a Tip-Shop near Devonport (Tasmania)
It was lying in a box of other cameras
(worthless early 2000s cheap ones)
I picked it up excited and happy with my find.
When i asked a staff member for the price they said $5.
So i bought it, brought it home and cleaned it up.
It came with the lens (Pictured)
Here is some info: http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Praktica_L2
The camera is from the 1970s and was made in East Germany
(DDR) but I'm not sure how old it is exactly. If you have some more
specific info about it then feel free to comment!
THANKS FOR READING!
Monday, May 7, 2018
Introduction
Hello everyone, welcome to my blog! I'm 11 years old and live in Australia. This blog is about
collecting electronics and mechanical things like wrist watches and stuff like that!
I hope you will enjoy my blog and
will be looking forward to my weekly posts.
Link to my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkd6Llls6cvseseP4Pv_lKw?view_as=subscriber
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1970s cameras,
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collectables,
collections,
computer,
computer game,
computer games,
gameboy,
gameboy game,
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Microsoft Windows 98 SE,
vintage computers
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