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    Posted 5 years ago

    Junkman63
    (70 items)

    Today’s mystery furniture Find is this heavy steel magazine holder table.It was a dumpster dive find and is not marked anywhere.I saw it sitting out to be collected by the garbage man so I just had to rescue it and bring it home .I was shocked by the weight of it.If anyone recognizes this table please let me know.Id love to know more about thanks

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 5 years ago
      You didn't give any dimensions but I still have a similar one I bought back in the late 1980's. Mine was made for a tractor feed dot matrix printer and paper. Back then there were no ink jet printers or laser printers an average person could afford, so you paid a steep price for a dot matrix printer. Keep in mind that back then few people had a computer and the Internet hadn't gone public yet. Online was only Delphi or a long distance call to connect to a university server like Purdue. Then COMPUSERVE and AOL kicked in gear and everything broke open to the world.
    2. Junkman63 Junkman63, 5 years ago
      Thanks I appreciate the info

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