It may be hard for some of the younger readers to believe, but there was a time when hardware was full of little ... Besides, this wasn’t the only piece of vintage tech in his house that needed ...

Although ice was still harvested in Crete until 1947, even home ice boxes were virtually gone by 1950. In 1961 the Burlington was still buying 100 tons of ice a day, but the handwriting was on the ...

Frigid beds This vintage winter photo shows a 1927 electric “blanketless bed” created by Milton Fairchild of Washington, D.C., a contraption that kept a person warm without the inconvenience of covers ...

But that’s not where it all started. In 1959 a company called Wurlitzer (known for things like juke boxes, pianos, and giant pipe organs) produced a new device that had musicians worried it ...

These new batches of dust corners, like those from House of Antique Hardware, still follow the same ... but even before houses had electricity, commercial refrigerators already existed. They were ...

The restored wooden rear floor also gets a boom box thrown in. Yes, a boom box. Remember those, you cool cats? Customers will get to choose between two six-pot engines from the current-generation ...

This week, and perhaps even today, Microsoft will be releasing the first official Windows 11 Insider Preview which will give us a good look at the true vision Microsoft has for the next generation ...

He really kept his cool. Dramatic video has captured the moment a fisherman was miraculously rescued after he was found clinging to an ice box nearly 30 miles off the Florida coast after his boat ...

Pierce Brosnan plays a man who sneaks out of his retirement home to attend the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in this charming, but corny drama. By Amy Nicholson A bereaved young woman ...

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