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John Sisson
4546 55th st.
San Diego, Ca. 92115

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Here are 4 Fitz and Floyd white bunnies with their Taiwanese cousin, all in perfect condition, staying warm on the stove. One of them's a coinbank as well. They're really pretty and make the perfect pets, but even as low-maintainence as they are I can't take sufficient care of them so they must go to a better home. Fitz and Floyd collectors may relish these bunnies, or maybe just bunny collectors. They're from 1975 if I remember my Greek (MCMLXXV).

Sony Trinitron PVM1900 Pro Video Monitor. Works perfect. I wouldn't know how to adequately ship it. It's a good 50 lbs.

This is a form that I made for making Lambretta windscreens. You get some 3/16'' lucite just small enough to fit in your stove, peel the paper off, put it in a pre-heated 350 degree oven, and when it gets soft you pull it out and drape it over the form. Then when it's cool you re-paper it and cut it out to the shape you want; traditional, flag, anarchy symbol, Santa, whatever. I'll include an old original screen to use as a pattern. There's kind a a flat spot in the middle as you can see from the edge-view foto. It doesn't crease or anything and it made a nice part when I used it (once, always the hobbyist!).

This is a Compuvideo SVR-1100B composite-video-only dual-input oscilloscope/waveform monitor/vectorscope. It lights up when you hit the power switch. I put composite video into it but couldn't make it show anything. It comes with a booklet but I didn't understand much of it. I bought it along time ago when I thought I might need it, and was given a demonstration during which it did show waveform. Now it's taking up space and doesn't reflect my current direction, so I hope someone who works with composite video can use it. Go on the Compuvideo website for more info.

Two '30s (I'm guessing) Wheary wooden suitcases. Very classy in their day with the tweed and chrome and radiused corners and clear plastic handles and all. The big one has some cracks in the wood on top along the edge 'neath the tweedcloth; you can see the deformities of the tweed up by the handle. Various age and use wear but in suprisingly good shape.

Here are two Fisher ''WIDESURROUND'' bookshelf hi-fidelity loudspeakers in all their ginchy '60s glory. The boxes are SOLID walnut and the grille cloth must be genuine something or other. They measure 11 1/4'' long, 3 3/4'' wide, and 4 1/2 '' deep. These fine units each feature an ISOPHON ''Lautsprecher'' made in WESTERN Germany, so they would have to have been made sometime after August 13, 1961.
They sound OK I guess; you can tell I'm not too excited about it, but they do work and are in at least 98% pristine condition. Don't try to pour on too much bass or they'll choke. Don't try to pour on too much of anything really, just use' em as background while you study or while you try to impress your new date with your assesments of Ken Kesey's and William Burroughs' latest. ''Hey baby, what's your sign?''

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