Sunday, March 27, 2022

WW2 military surplus collector Jerome Oxman set up a store in 1961, but he had began collecting in 1950

in 1964 he purchased 8 surplus B-29 engines and propellers for $400.

he purchased a Norden bombsight, a gyroscopically controlled telescope and computer, for $9.80 in 1950

he had an actual B-17 bomber cockpit he bought in 1963 for $100 from an archeological team that discovered it buried for decades in the sands of the Sahara Desert.

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  1. Growing up in Detroit in the sixties, the stuff used to be all over the place. Like the article said, almost all gone now.

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