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Gold bond trading stamp

Found on pinterest. Someone please help me find source.

I think this is a company that provide royalty program for customer. People buy stuff, get stamp, and can use stamp to exchange for more stuff.

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Keefer Goldtone pencils - 1950

Source: https://archive.org/details/1950-advertisement-for-keefer-goldtone-pencils From the 4 November 1950 edition of Australian Women's Weekly.

-------- It is quite a surprise for me to see mechanical pencil is marketed as luxury product.

If only girl gift me a mechanical pencil on my date :D we'll see, we can write letter to each other, instead of texting.

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Alcor Life Extension Foundation - cryonics
  • In short, they are "freezing of human corpses and brains in liquid nitrogen after legal death, with hopes of resurrecting and restoring them to full health if the technology to do so becomes available in the future."

  • Tiger parenting - Wikipedia

    Read it. Feel it. Put your feet into the shoe of children who suffer from this.

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    Royal Typewriter ads - Life Magazine November 30, 1936
  • If typewriter is mass product and cheap enough, i think people will buy it for everyday use, or at least for hobby.

    Use typewriter is like the hybrid of laptop and pen&paper. You want to brainstorm idea, or want to have fun writing but don't want to hold the pen and write, then typewriter is best fit. Laptop is having a monitor, which is not suit for you when what you need is paper.

  • me_irl
  • Wow, that is what AI good for. Let me do it for you. Just type in the promt in chatgpt.com.

    
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  • Royal Typewriter ads - Life Magazine November 30, 1936

    The ads about a typewriter. Feel nostale. I wish i can acquire a newly product typewriter with good price (pricing as an device to be use rather than an ancient rare decor).

    Source: Life Magazine - November 30, 1936 Link

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    GE light bulbs (Life magazine DEC 29 1972)

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    Source: Life magazine DEC 29 1972- https://books.google.com.vn/books?id=R1cEAAAAMBAJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=vi&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false

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