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Old 05-31-2012, 06:48 PM   #1
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Default Bob Drake and Wachusett...ale that is!

Got home and notice I got the Bob Drake spring/summer sale catalog. Worked all day in NewHampshah and did not come home empty handed.

Will enjoy the green Monsta IPA as I check out the stuff in this catalog, hey It beat's getting those bill's in the mail
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Old 05-31-2012, 07:27 PM   #2
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Catalog looks good,beer looks better.I like a good IPA ,Founders (local brewery)makes one of the best,they also make a good red rye,and a excellent Dirty Bastard (scottish strong).
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I drank a Blue Moon while looking at my new Drake catalog!
I like the addition of Bob's collector pieces in the catalog!
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On pg. 65 I especially like the 1939 world's fair button, would love to have one of those. Would go nice with my pair of 39' New York Plates. Scott
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Old 06-01-2012, 06:25 AM   #5
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Got the July Hemmings yesterday. Popped a home brewed smokey stout for the occasion.
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Got the July Hemmings yesterday. Popped a home brewed smokey stout for the occasion.
Chuck, reading is fundamental, good ale is "pint-a-full" they go hand in hand. Scott
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Old 06-01-2012, 09:23 PM   #7
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39, I was at the 39 Worlds Fair. I got all the buttons and pins handed out but at the time I was only impressed by the Heinz pickle pin. I remember that but not the others. G.M.
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39, I was at the 39 Worlds Fair. I got all the buttons and pins handed out but at the time I was only impressed by the Heinz pickle pin. I remember that but not the others. G.M.
G.M.,that's a great little snapshot of that day. I can just picture you youngsters getting all those goodies and checking out those Ford's.

Little did you know later in life you would be passing on more goodies to us youngsters in the forum of teaching and growing the early Ford/flathead hobby!!

Thank's for sharing, that is special. Scott
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Old 06-02-2012, 09:20 AM   #9
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Got the July Hemmings yesterday. Popped a home brewed smokey stout for the occasion.

I like my homebrewed IPA. 65 IBUs of hoppy goodness!
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Had several beers in the last week. Just left Munich and just finished one in Garmisch, Germany. Attempting to run the brewers dry. I think that's what I'm trying to do. Later guys, got to go to the John. Gordon
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Hey Scott,
I saw the coolest cane stool that came from the 39 NY Worlds Fair. It had 3 legs that folded out and the logo of the fair on the seat. Really cool, the lady that owned it wanted to give it to me, but I thought it was too valuable to give away and advised her to ask her children before getting rid of it. However, she did give me a 39 World's Fair spoon because she assured me she had several of them. I used to display it in my 39 Woodie with a bunch of other cool memorabilia from the 30's and 40's. My Drake catalog came all wrinkled up, somebody must have enjoyed it thoroughly before it came to me. I didn't even get a chance to spill coffee on it before it was ruined. Keep smiling. Toby
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I bet George would have been more impressed with the girlie shows than the pickle buttons had he been just a couple years older at the time. I know i shure as hell would have been!
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