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I was surprised to find the projectors intact given the emptiness of the place...
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YEAH!!! MY FAVORITE!!
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 12-21-2010
oh this is awesome, I love finding old equipment-well, anything old for that matter, lol
lobalt
Tue 12-21-2010
These are saweet! Were these also destroyed in the fire?
TootUncommon
Tue 12-21-2010
What a great piece of history. Beautifully captured.
Larry D
Tue 12-21-2010
Lovely old projectors! Im with Toot, hope they were not lost in the fire :(
LucieLou
Tue 12-21-2010
I'm not surprised about them being there. I've moved a set of those carbon arc projectors before, amazingly heavy.
straav
Tue 12-21-2010
Not something you could put in your back pocket ?
Ferdy
Tue 12-21-2010
Fascinating. Like a step back in time. I love this kinda stuff!!!
Phiftybuick
Tue 12-21-2010
How old are they?
coco
Wed 12-22-2010
They were waaaaay obsolete when Henryton closed.
Kolfritz
Wed 12-22-2010
Blast from the past. Wow.
Ŗivẹt
Thu 12-23-2010
bet those weighed a ton or two
Joe
Fri 12-31-2010
Whew those DO look heavy! Were these spared from the fire or were they destroyed too?

Good shot!
PaMamaOf5
Wed 01-05-2011
Awesome!

The one on the right kinda looks like it's going e_o
Frida
Fri 01-14-2011
if only you knew, perhaps you do.
Dean
Sun 01-16-2011
looks like theyr'e steam powered lol
joey
Mon 12-26-2011
I wonder if in fact that if power was hooked up to it, if it would still run? Lets see if we can get that old power plant up and running again?
Anthony
Tue 02-21-2012

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