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I am in Austin and archive locally sourced home recorded VHS. This one was found at a thrift store yesterday and had programming from 1989 and into 1990.

This is one commercial break, but there are a good dozen or so more if this kind of thing interest you!

This particular Zilker Park ad seemed worth posting about here!

This is probably the loosest interpretation of the flair “photo/Find” but here it is!

I archive old home recorded VHS on YouTube. I’m in the Austin area so I come across old HEB commercials sometimes, which I then post here for community enjoyment. Enjoy!

This is one of the earlier dated tapes I’ve found since starting archiving. I’ll post more from this tape I think this community would enjoy as I find them. (This one is chock full 6 hours full)

"Volume I: Knives, Guns, & Impact Weapons"

I just uploaded this to our archival youtube channel, and as always, I share the ones that I think this community would enjoy!

This totally felt like a title that would end up on the wheel! And the main guy is something of a character. And you'd probably die if you tried to employ any of this "self defense"

I need to take a defensive driving course, and would prefer to just go somewhere and take an in person course (I sit in front of a computer all day so an online course sounds like torture to me.)

Every place I have looked at so far seems to no longer have in person classes? Does anyone recommend one that still does?

This ad is so intense!

I thought you all would enjoy this preview video for the Barbie Disney experience in the 90's

Otherwise, this community seems like it would enjoy this trailer. It has a lot of promotional info for retailers, and costs $89.95 or something like that per copy. A neat VHS relic piece of media.

After that, it’s several minutes of other trailers, and some of these titles go funny against the sweet song playing (Predator in particular)

I just discovered this on a home video VHS local to Austin. I can’t wait for the new Katz’s to open. Gonna crush a Reuben into a personal food coma.

A bit of historical throwback that I recently came across at a local Austin thrift store.

Uploaded to YouTube for others to enjoy. Was anyone there around this time, or in this video?

Seems rare to see a trailer that is catered specifically to the movie it comes on before.

Here’s some further research for Mike and Rich’s next TNG video. These original bumpers are hard to find. Unless you have a tape where someone recorded it live.