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The Wayback Machine

Started by rubedugans, July 10, 2009, 06:18:19 PM

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tiffanylynnt

Quote from: rubedugans on April 12, 2012, 11:12:09 AM
Dang eBay....I got what I thought was my AMAZING purchase...and unfortunately I was sent the wrong thing by the seller. It was an honest mistake, and hopefully It will get resolved once I send him the wrong one back...boo.

That's happened to me before. Really annoying.
"They don't hit nothin' though... They're New York Yankees." - Alfie Bolin

rubedugans

After looking into the seller on the internet, I found him, and this isn't the first mention of this happening. Mine showed up yesterday a bit worse for wear, but at least I have it. More to come once I get my mind wrapped on how to conserve this piece for my collection...I know pretty cryptic huh? Hopefully it pans out to be everything that I hope for!

rubedugans

#602
Ozark Gal spurred me to fire up the old machine to see what we could find...

The Pazazz cards were a great piece in the same era as the kids books, with several of the same illustrations.
The cards include the Blacksmith, The Wilderness Church, The Cave, The Float Trip, Capt. Dugan's Diving bell, the Candle Maker, The Candy Maker, The Soap Maker etc...Many great illustrations.
Here are the box graphics

and one image from a card...Now I know I am going to be asked...let me see this...or let me see this...I'll see what I can do!

OOPS...it looks like I forgot to crop this one down... ;D Is that BetaMike? nah...no mustache for him...

Junior

Well, you know I gotta ask...can you show us the diving bell card?  I see part of it above.
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

betamike

You've Got A Great Past Just Ahead Of You!

rubedugans

Sorry Beta I knew no one else from the candy store to connect that one to!

Junior I knew that would get someone! you mean that much of it isn't enough? It is a similar drawing to the one of the early 80's "wish you were here" books of the interior with the periscope. I won't be back at my desk for a few days so we will just have to eagerly await the image!

rubedugans

Just stumbled across an antique mall next door to my hotel in Jeff City to find a treasure trove of postcards!!! The Wayback Machine has been restocked!

Oh and Junior when I get back home I'll post the diving bell card from he Pizazz deck for you.

Junior

Ya gotta love those flea markets...and yard sales! All sorts of vintage stuff pops up!
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

rubedugans

I said I would, so here it is...The card from the Pazazz card game that Junior just had to see. As you can see, it is a cropped version of a larger drawing that appeared one of the kids books.

Junior

"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

rubedugans

Firing up the wayback and heading to good old 1970 (I was -10!!!)
We are headed to the Ozarks most talked about water attraction!!!
Sammy Lane's Pirate Cruise
The Newest Coast Guard Approved Excursion Boats on Lake Taneycomo

WolfHunter

Quote from: Ozark Woodcarver on April 04, 2012, 08:41:14 PM
Speaking of way back, I was browsing page 1 - waaaayyyyy back in this post and happened across the MWA picture.  I'm wondering if it could be from the organization of the Modern Woodmen of America insurance company (founded in the late 1800 's).  I have attached a link to their history page, and there is an office on Hwy 160 in Forsyth, MO.
???

http://www.modern-woodmen.org/AboutUs/History/Pages/The%20Story%20of%20Our%20Name.aspx
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may just be
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Junior

I had a high school pal named Marty who was an employee of Sammy Lane Boat Cruises in the early 80s for a couple of years. He played the pirate that robbed the tour boats, and hung out at the old dock isolated down the lake where the boats turned back to Branson. The next year, he studied and got his pilot license and then was a pilot or captain of the tour boat itself. As a 15 year old kid, I remember hearing the pirate cannon on Taneycomo discharge about twice an hour. I lived on Eiserman Street in Branson, just about three blocks from the lake. Thanks for sharing Rube.
"Howdy there folks! My name is Junior Dugan, and I'll be drivin' your diving bell!"

MissinTheGreenTrams

One of these days yall I will be living near the lake......chillin and making memories. As soon as I am done with school and practicing and saving money and maybe by the time I am 60 I will......ugh...
The smell of asphalt and butane says home!

Ozarks Gal

Anyone know when the Pirate Cruise stopped running? Was it still going in the early 90s? I seem to remember those brochure pictures, just wanted to make sure they weren't false memories.
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