- Same old Christmas Story
- As Seen in "A Christmas Story"
- The juvenile in me
- Like Christmas Story
- Missing "Handsome Rakes" tag
- I'll say what we're all thinking
- Life in the 40's was dangerous!
- Interesting family photo
- Who would have guessed
- The Missing Link(s)
- Mon Dieu!
- Angled boxes and more
- The Year Before
- Speaking of Internal Combustion Auto Shows
- Red Ryder Cowboy Carbine
- Paging Bart Simpson
- Grace Hospital Ambulance
- From my mother
- How do they expect to sell any of these cars?
- Excellent Sir.
- Texas shopping
- OK I'll bite
- My first visit here was today
- West of Fargo (East of West Fargo)
- The angled boxes on the locomotive are what?
- Messy
- Crunch Time
- Oh, you *could* have
- And burn it did
- Combustible Convention Hall
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Cu Later: 1942
November 1942. "Conveyor belts carrying copper ore through a tunnel at the Magna mill of the Utah Copper Company. Its plants at Magna and Arthur in Utah are treating vast quantities of the copper so vital for war purposes." Photo by Andreas Feininger for the Office of War Information. View full size.
Conveying
Roger on the conveyors, but where's the ore?
[Whizzing by right in front of your nose! - Dave]
Hiliarious!
Dave, I love your periodic insertion of an element of comedy. Do you know if those conveyors lead to Track 29?
[Periodically. - Dave]
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