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The Edmunds Scientific and Barnes & Noble catalogs were two of the highlights of my youth. I never ordered anything from them, don’t know if my parents ever did
by macintux 7y ago
The Edmunds Scientific and Barnes & Noble catalogs were two of the highlights of my youth. I never ordered anything from them, don’t know if my parents ever did, but it was such a pleasure to peruse them.
- localhost 7y agoA slightly more pedestrian catalog was Radio Shack. And while researching this answer, I just discovered that the Internet has archived all the Radio Shack catalogs. Here's one page listing capacitors from 1979.[1] The great folks at archive.org have archived a ridiculous number of these catalogs (and even books like Lance Leventhal's classic Z80 Assembly Language Programming! [2]) [1] http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/html/1979/hr098.html http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/html/1979/hr098.html [2] https://archive.org/details/Z-80_Assembly_Language_Programming_1979_Leventhal https://archive.org/details/Z-80_Assembly_Language_Programmi...
- jacquesm 7y agoThose were much more than just catalogs, they were sources for ideas.