GN 1977.

2010
07.15

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  1. [...] last year, my parents presented to me an old, weathered cardboard box which had been in storage for over 30 years. On it, they wrote in black marker: G.N. SCHOOL WORKS [...]

  2. [...] is so strange when you don't know. « GN 1977. No [...]

  3. [...] another treasure uncovered from the mysterious box. Fisher-Price toys defined a large part of my childhood in the ’70s—actually a lot more [...]

  4. [...] this episode of drawings from my childhood from a box marked “1977″ which my parents gave to me last yea…, we present two X-Wings in hot pursuit of TIE fighters. One of them of course meets its doom, as is [...]

  5. [...] another find from what I’m calling That ’70s Box, a box of childhood drawings and ephemera which dates roughly between 1977-1979. My parents had [...]

  6. [...] another treasure unearthed from That ’70s Box. I’m guessing this was drawn between 1977–79. I absolutely loved drawing catastrophic [...]

  7. [...] That ’70s Box strikes again, this time in the form of a giant fire-breathing lizard or dinosaur. And with color even. [...]

  8. [...] more treasures unearthed from the now infamous That ’70s Box, which will surely continually be making headlines here at Lefty Limbo, until my scanner runs out [...]

  9. [...] here’s some more true gems that I’ve scanned from That ’70s Box, whose page I may as well turn into a blog of its own, since I have so many papers left to scan. [...]

  10. [...] of the most unusual, yet extremely precious finds in the clutter of my childhood is this unopened Revell model kit of a Javelin [...]

  11. [...] would bring home from the UCLA library where she worked in the ’70s. Once again, courtesy of That ’70s Box which has been a seemingly bottomless pit of drawings from my [...]

  12. [...] latest addition from That ’70s Box, this one circa 1979. Definitely inspired by a National Geographic issue covering the Apollo 11 [...]

  13. [...] Adventure People And Their Sea Explorer (#310), whose box back panel below is a treasured find in That ’70s Box, which by now desperately needs a blog of its own (there’s simply too much material in [...]

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