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Got mine to today, Mike, thanks!! Wow - this is better that the Sears and Speigel and Allied Heathkit catalogs all rolled into one!
Sure looks like Peter Fonda needs some cash these days
Sure looks like Peter Fonda needs some cash these days
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and sit in with the band whenever you can, to keep your chops up!
Just showing my age I guess 
Actually, I first recall catalogs published in the later 50s and early 60s, and there were separate Allied, Lafayette, and Heathkit catalogs. I built an original 6-meter Benton Harbor Lunchbox rig with those big "A" dry cells, and the separate grid/bias and filament batteries, from a mail-order kit I bought from the Heathkit catalog using yard-mowing money in 1961. Also, Allied sold their own line of kits then too, I built an 80-10 receiver from an Allied kit in 1962. Heath was Michigan, and Allied was Chicago, IIRC, and Lafayette was Joisey, across the river from NYC.
Now THAT was "back in the Day" stuff
OOPS, now back to your regularly-scheduled topic...
Actually, I first recall catalogs published in the later 50s and early 60s, and there were separate Allied, Lafayette, and Heathkit catalogs. I built an original 6-meter Benton Harbor Lunchbox rig with those big "A" dry cells, and the separate grid/bias and filament batteries, from a mail-order kit I bought from the Heathkit catalog using yard-mowing money in 1961. Also, Allied sold their own line of kits then too, I built an 80-10 receiver from an Allied kit in 1962. Heath was Michigan, and Allied was Chicago, IIRC, and Lafayette was Joisey, across the river from NYC. Now THAT was "back in the Day" stuff
OOPS, now back to your regularly-scheduled topic...
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and sit in with the band whenever you can, to keep your chops up!
