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Click was conceived by Josh Kleinbaum as a way to share cool crap we find on the Web. I usually don't care enough to go beyond looking at the aformentioned myself; I usually am not compelled to share it.
But the 1962 Sears Catalog is a different story. There's no better way to see the way we were (in the cobwebs not of my mind) than an old Sears Catalog. And yes, I'm old enough to remember poring through the toy section during the holidays.
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