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sony walkman reference

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Whelan Drug Store on Long Island, New York. This one was in Hicksville (just north of Levittown, where I grew up). Same family name but no direct relationship. They were all over New York, and ther…

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We have officially rebranded from Camera Recycle to Camera Resale to better reflect our focus on high-end and collectible gear. Same expert team, same fast payment. Read our update.

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What's better: an older CD player or a new one? In terms of build, serviceability and vintage goodness, older CD players are better.

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✅ Nintendo Game & Watch - "Ball" 🥇First Handheld Video Game System from Nintendo  thought:The Nintendo Game & Watch Ball (Model AC-01), released on April 28, 1980, is the "Patient Zero" of Nintendo’s handheld empire. Conceived by the legendary Gunpei Yokoi after he observed a bored businessman playing with a calculator on a Shinkansen train, Ball was the first entry in the "Silver Series" and the first time an LCD screen was used for a dedicated gaming device. The premise was deceptively simple: players moved a juggler’s arms to catch falling dots, with Game A featuring two balls and Game B increasing the chaos to three. While it lacked the directional pads or complex sprites of later models, it introduced the world to the "segmented" animation style that defined portable gaming for a decade. In 2026, the original 1980 unit remains a high-value crown jewel for collectors, often fetching between $300 and $500 depending on the condition of the silver faceplate, though many modern fans own the 2010 Club Nintendo reissue, which faithfully recreated the hardware to celebrate the brand's 30th anniversary. Source: eBay Auction

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THE ORIGINAL LP OS 3550 (1970) STEREO/SQ 30993 QUADRAPHONIC Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by George Furth Musical direction and orchestra conducted by Harold Hastings Orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick Dance music arrangements by Wally Harper, except* David Shire ACT I 1: Company Dean Jones and Company 2: The Little Things You Do Together Elaine Stritch, Barbara Barrie,Charles Kimbrough and Company 3: Sorry-Grateful Charles Kimbrough, Dean Jones, George Coe, Charles Braswell 4: You Could Drive a Person Crazy Donna McKechnie, Susan Browning, Pamela Myers 5: Have I Got a Girl for You Charles Braswell, John Cunningham, Steve Elmore, George Coe, Charles Kimbrough and Company 6: Someone is Waiting Dean Jones, The Vocal Minority 7: Another Hundred People Pamela Myers, The Vocal Minority 8: Getting Married Today Beth Howland, Steve Elmore, Teri Ralston and Company ACT II 9: Side by Side by Side – What Would We Do Without You? Dean Jones and Company 10: Poor Baby Barbara Barrie, Teri Ralston, Merle Louise, Beth Howland, Elaine Stritch, Charles Kimbrough, George Coe 11: Tick-Tock* Dance music for Donna McKechnie Dean Jones, Susan Browning, The Vocal Minority 12: Barcelona Dean Jones, Susan Browning 13: The Ladies Who Lunch Elaine Stritch 14: Being Alive Dean Jones and Company 15: Finale Company Remastered from the original analogue tapes by Michael J. Dutton Multi-ch Stereo All tracks available in stereo and multi-channel SA-CD This hybrid CD can be played on any standard CD players CDLK4638