Ooh 1983 me wants that so bad.
this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2023
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2023 me wants that so bad lol. Just to put on a shelf and look at, I don't have any cassettes ๐ its so pretty though!
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Awesome!
Love to see more people posting here.
Amazing find!
DAK was a source for many Christmas gifts. A special one to our family was the DAK bread machine for my grandmother. Arthritis took her ability to knead bread dough so she had stopped making her homemade bread. She wasnโt technically inclined, but she became an expert on that machine and her bread making resumed. Great memory.
Many thanks.
I knew I had seen it recently!
See: DAK and the Golden Age of Gadget Catalogs โ cabel.com
Yep! This is the link i included in my first comment!
Oh... hehe, I should have re-read the post. Not my brightest moment.
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