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1. what a deal those were

Mon Nov 11, 2013, 09:52 AM

Nov 2013

but - I got the TEAC tape deck, a Pentax Spotmatic, and an Omega watch.

The BX was a terrific place to shop in the era.

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VN era vets remember when you went over to the PX/BX and wanted to buy... [View all] HereSince1628 Nov 2013 OP

what a deal those were DrDan Nov 2013 #1

You hit the trifecta, still have any of them? HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #2

still have the Omega DrDan Nov 2013 #7

Pampers were about 20 cents a box. :-) Raven Nov 2013 #3

I bought that exact Maymia SLR hootinholler Nov 2013 #4

Heck, you could still get those deals well into the 1980's. haele Nov 2013 #5

We got the reel to reel at PX.. dixiegrrrrl Nov 2013 #6

We still have these and use them in our music room. Tikki Nov 2013 #8

I had earphone...how'd you get those things home? HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #9

Seems to have been a durable purchase. HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #11

Cigs were $2.00 a carton in 1967 Kingofalldems Nov 2013 #12

I remember cigarette lighters with unit patches being popular px items HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #13

Zippos? Those were the days Kingofalldems Nov 2013 #14

They may have been zippos... HereSince1628 Nov 2013 #15

Those lighters are worth Buku bucks now adays Bandit Nov 2013 #16

Zippos. I had one with the SAC coat of arms. nt sarge43 Nov 2013 #19

And even cheaper overseas. MindPilot Nov 2013 #17

Wow, does this bring back some memories. Elwood P Dowd Nov 2013 #18