This arrives in the mail and your fingers tremble as you open the package... TM9-500, one of the bibles of US military kit...
Here's the Table of Contents.
It's 3.5 inches of stuff to help you identify the obscure bits you find - although, of course, I'm just going to show pics of mostly major items...
There's stuff for me, Bill, Neffi, Heartless Lib, CAPT H... heck, there's even stuff for Og (note, flat-fenders boyo!).
Here's the Table of Contents.It's 3.5 inches of stuff to help you identify the obscure bits you find - although, of course, I'm just going to show pics of mostly major items...
There's stuff for me, Bill, Neffi, Heartless Lib, CAPT H... heck, there's even stuff for Og (note, flat-fenders boyo!).
This is better than the olde days looking though the big Sears Roebuck Christmas Catalog- picking out all the good stuff you want Santa to bring for Christmas.
Ebay, Amazon, or other?
J(NTA) - Me want the earlier ones, too.
The price has gone up on them since I bought mine.
You mean there was a shadow of a doubt in the first place??
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I get the NO Debbie Schlussel Zone, ... again.
Cheers
Sounds like you may have had a chimney fire. Sometimes the buildup in a chimney will get set alight and it is a real hazard. The real danger is outside where sparks from the chimney can set your roof on fire. There is a reason chimney sweeps are still in business. Take care.
Steve
I thought it was a chimney fire too, but as soon as the tar paper was gone, the fire died down. The town I lived in was chimney fire central, back in the 70's with wood stoves everywhere. Had a neighbor once who melted his old TV antenna with a chimney fire.
If I ever build a house, I think I want a fireplace optimized for coal, just to be contrary, and old-fashioned, and anti-"green".