[78-L] Average age

[Kristjan Saag]

Cary Ginell wrote:

 > There aren't many consumer goods from 70-80 years ago that are still 
functioning and able of being enjoyed in today's world.
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Heard of antique stores?
They sell china, furniture, clocks, fountain pens, crystal, lamps, 
books, magazines, postcards, musical instruments, pottery, toys, 
teddy-bears, kitchen-ware, clothes, door-knobs, water-pipes, jewels, 
linen, binoculars, tennis rackets...
Most of the stuff works. Enjoyed by some, dismissed by others.
But there's nothing like playing a tennis match with a 1930's wooden 
racket and without tie-break.
Kristjan