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Ah, OK. Thanks.

Well, I did have one other theory; perhaps he was thinking about his vacation?

Is that disco fed from the bottom?

Looks like the disco switch handle is in the down position but can't tell the contact position.

Are you sure that isn't Joe of a (quite ) a few years ago ?

Hi Joe T.

Glenn

No --- Not Me Glenn!

How in the heck are you doing? Any proposals sent in for the 2005 ROP?

PS: I scanned the picture above from a January 1958 IAEI News Bulletin. I was only 18 years old then.

I wanted to show that this type of stuff shows violations and unrecognized practices, even in today's magazines that show violations.

How working clothes have changed!

Here's another well-dressed chap at work, this time from 1966:


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Come on now, this is getting a bit silly now.

Can anyone tell me the last time they had a shirt, tie and jacket to go an start, or even, finish a remodel job,

Photos please !!!

John H

For 1958, that musta' been that new-fangled TW wire. Probably a bakelite base in the switch, too. No more cloth-covered RW or slate! {I woulda' been a little punk asking a whole bunch of dumb questions.}

Here's the entire advertisement. Somebody out there knows the story here?

Well...THIS makes it much clearer!!! It's from an ad!

The man is a model, not an electrician.

The entire set-up here was designed by a photographer's crew from an ad agency, not electrical contractors or engineers.

The photog tells the model how to pose....then +kaPOOF+ picture taken (easy on the flash-powder here).

What was that other picture of anti-short bushings for BX being used incorrectly? It was also from an ad for those little things.

That cap he's wearing is just an engineer's cap, how many do you want?
I wear one everyday.
TW