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[QUOTE=bobw;1968588]This is what I had on my computer....
![]() Great pics, Bob! That first picture appears to have been taken in 1958'ish outside Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles. Those trumpets you see the participants playing were a foot long and made of brass. Each sold for $1.00. Capable of playing six notes, they came with instructions for playing, "CHARGE!" They were an instant hit with fans. Unfortunately, they also shattered on impact; and they sounded less like a bugle, and more like a kazoo. So they had to stop selling them. What did you expect for a dollar? Now those Trench pennants the vendor's also offering--can't go wrong there.
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