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Hard not to feel like this Pocono Mountain Jack-O-Lantern Hall of Fame (Shame Shame Shame Shame Shame!) isn’t the work of a listener.

Some truly inscrutable choices here. I wonder which pumpkin Noland would get the biggest nosebleed over.

u/A_Ditto_Called_Jack — 3 days ago
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Toastmaster Guy at Work LOVES Being Toastmaster Guy

The guy brings it up at least once a week and I only today spotted the new Zoom background. You better believe his diction is on point. 🫡

EDIT: For context, we’re customer service drones, so it’s absolutely not job-related, either.

u/A_Ditto_Called_Jack — 2 months ago
▲ 60 r/AntiqueTools+1 crossposts

Ship Rite’s Tool Set c. 1905

I recently came into possession of my great-grandfather’s toolbox. He was a ship rite at the Brooklyn Navy Yards for 50 years, spanning both World Wars, and eventually retired as head ship rite. My grandmother has been trying to get a ballpark valuation on the set, thus far without much luck. I’m a typically non-handy millennial, so I could use a hand identifying all the pieces and/or getting an idea of whether it’s worth trying to connect with a collector or just keeping them in the family. Any expertise or tips are greatly appreciated!

u/A_Ditto_Called_Jack — 4 months ago