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at this rate, he'll soon be abel to afford shoes
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....and/or ammunition!
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i think he would opt for the ammo..then he could get his shoes.
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Seventy Years ago gas was five or six cents a gallon, a schooner of beer was a plain nickel, and my parents rented an apartment for $45.00 a month in Flatbush, that was then a nice part of Brooklyn. (1940 census)
A reasonable adjustment for inflation shows that the value hasn't risen a sou.
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In 1963 a buddy of mine and i rented a two bedroom apartment on Middagh St. in Brooklyn Heights for $94.00 a month...try multiplying the rent today..i hear that even the neighborhood where i lived off Nostrand Ave in Bed Sty as a little kid till my parents got me out of there has been gentified.
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I paid 3 cents for this stamp in 1949(or its brother)from the Jamestown stamp co. Glad to see it catalogs 40 cents !
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re: i purchased this stamp 70 years ago..glad to see its above Scotts minimum value.
at this rate, he'll soon be abel to afford shoes
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re: i purchased this stamp 70 years ago..glad to see its above Scotts minimum value.
....and/or ammunition!
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re: i purchased this stamp 70 years ago..glad to see its above Scotts minimum value.
i think he would opt for the ammo..then he could get his shoes.
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re: i purchased this stamp 70 years ago..glad to see its above Scotts minimum value.
Seventy Years ago gas was five or six cents a gallon, a schooner of beer was a plain nickel, and my parents rented an apartment for $45.00 a month in Flatbush, that was then a nice part of Brooklyn. (1940 census)
A reasonable adjustment for inflation shows that the value hasn't risen a sou.
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re: i purchased this stamp 70 years ago..glad to see its above Scotts minimum value.
In 1963 a buddy of mine and i rented a two bedroom apartment on Middagh St. in Brooklyn Heights for $94.00 a month...try multiplying the rent today..i hear that even the neighborhood where i lived off Nostrand Ave in Bed Sty as a little kid till my parents got me out of there has been gentified.
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