[Milsurplus] MN-20E Loop questions

[Rev. Don Sanders]

Ig G&G wass in New York, they along ewith many other surplus dealers were
around Canal St. and they were eliminated when the original, now
memorialized, Twin Towers were built. I wish I had known they were going to
do that as there were many units I was planning to get but lost out on the
opportunity. Oh well, he who hesitates... so something like that.
Healthfully yours,
                          DON W4BWS
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Hue Miller" <kargo_cult at msn.com>
To: <milsurplus at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 10:05 PM
Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] MN-20E Loop questions


> Mike, well maybe i got a wrong impression from the catalog, and G&G
> didn't actually have hundreds of ATBs new in boxes or hundreds of
> SCR-583 ( antecedent to SCR-284 ) new complete. Maybe they just
> had a few of each- that would explain better why G&G managed to
> disappear without a splash and no stories about where the mass of
> equipment went.
>
> Say, something i've wondered about: later on, in the last catalog,
> it looked like some parts of the G&G book were straight from
> FAIR RADIO's catalog. Did they have some kind of partnership,
> or did the old man just crib convenient portions from FAIR's
> catalog for his own use?
>
> And say- the ATB listing: the postage stamp sized photo in
> the G&G catalog - rather than showing the ATB, it showed
> an ATD, altho you had to be a real died in the wool surplus
> hound to know that. And the photo was never corrrected
> or changed.
>
> While i'm on this, was there actually a line a FAIR catalog
> that read, "SAME, BUT DIFFERENT" ?    -Hue Miller
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