[NJARC] Farnsworth Ave. in Bordentown

[john ruccolo]

Hi Joe,

Not me. But I hear enough encouraging stories that
perhaps it pays to keep looking. You just never know.
For me, this has been a *bad* year at yard sales and
antique stores. I have found absolutely nothing.
Actually, I didn't go to all that many antique stores
or yard sales, so I guess I got what I deserved. ;-)

Stopped at 4-5 yard sales today. Nothing.

Conversely, it's been a good year at hamfests/NJARC
meets/auctions/Kutztown. It's nice to know that there
are still some bargains out there. And even if an item
is *not* really a bargain, if it's something you
really want, that's OK too!

Success at yard sales depends entirely on a special
narcotic that you must ingest before going
"yard-sailing" on a Saturday morning. Rich Skoba makes
his in his kitchen sink. He has refused to give me the
formula. I think it conains Ginseng and oregano and
eye of newt, etc.

Have a great weekend!

JR
--- Carole White-Connor <carolew at bellatlantic.net>
wrote:

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> Over the last few years, has anyone found any good
> and reasonably priced radios in antique stores? In
> the 1970s, they used to be a great
> source for radios. Most were reasonably priced. Now,
> I can spend an entire Saturday combing the antique
> shops and find few, if any,
> radios. I guess the same can be said for garage
> sales. You can still get lucky but not as frequently
> as in the good old days.
> 
> Joe Connor
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