TSG Solves New Jersey Drone Mystery

HoMo P-Cards

The latest additions to TSG's vintage paper collection 

 

The Seasonal Skeleton Sitch

A distressing update on our big bony buddy: he has been decapitated. Not being a member of the "Next Door" community, TSG has been unable to find any information on this incident. We can only hope that he can be reunited with his skull as we head into the holiday season.  

On a happier note, another local skeleton has gotten into the swing of things and managed to avoid the trip back to the storage shed for the time being...

Dr. Gladstone, I Presume?

 A virtual visit to the (sadly long-shuttered) Bigfoot Museum, which was established when the good doctor unearthed a huge skeleton back in 1971.

 

DR. GLADSTONE'S APPROVED METHOD FOR FINDING A BIGFOOT DROPPING:

1) A GENEROUS AMOUNT OF LUBRICANT IS INJECTED INTO THE SUSPECTED AREA

2) WHEN THE DROPPING EMERGES, IT IS WITHDRAWN WITH THE EXTRACTOR TONGS

3) BE CAREFUL NOT TO AWAKEN THE SLEEPING ANIMAL

BIGFOOT DROPPINGS ARE VERY RARE, THIS IS THE ONLY KNOWN SPECIMEN ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION

The Luthier / BAM Magazine, October 1978

New Face, Duds & Dog For The Big Guy

We're guessing they gave the dog the drumstick to avoid any bone-snatching issues

Couple O' Consoles

Sears Silverton (circa 1968?)

Capehart (circa 1972?)