-I am not exactly sure what this is. It’s not a moped, but also not (I hope) a scooter for the elderly.
-Both of these were comfortable, but ugly.
-The one Big Boy looks a little medium.
-World War II-era steel pennies located in the valuables cabinet.
-The only reason I took a picture of these ducks is because of the labels. One says “this one sits upright” and the other “this one squats down.”
-A gallon-pack. This blew my mind.
-I assume ICAC refers to the Iowa City Airport Commission.
-Didn’t the crash test dummies star in their own Saturday morning cartoon? I can’t remember.
-An interesting box full of what I assume is World War II-era military memorabilia. Including a War Department driver’s manual…
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Gay Teen Ideas. Wow. Besides the awkward and antiquated word usage, this was an interesting little magazine. Dated August 1944, it offered sweater knitting designs for teens. I guess what I was most impressed with was the fact people made their own clothes not so long ago. People still can, of course, but I assume more people did it back in the day.
-A whole lot o’ lamps.
-A whole lot o’ Xboxes. I usually do not browse the electronic selection because I assume most of the stuff is broken and useless.
