Music from the past
by suemack

Comment:
(Sigh) obsolescence comes pretty quickly, doesn't it!

Broken Bat
by Fleximus

Comment:
I fear many of our North American members will not recognise this as a bat. That's their problem...

Resting in pieces
by armelle

Comment:
money is obsolete? Oh, wait, it's that wonderful new euro that has obsoleted this stuff. Cool. I do like the composition and ewxecution of the shot, although apparently I'm a little slow on the uptake. 7

1967 Camera & Film
by ztropf

Comment:
The 1967ish version was the TL. The TLb came out in 1970 or 71. I owned them both. Nice concept, interesting shot.

Retired Fire Fighter
by shadow

Comment:
great shot of a classic image!

Postage Stamp
by TheStick

Comment:
Good editorial, we often forget how vital this once was, and email did make it obsolete

Digital Killed the Accordion Star
by aboutimage

Comment:
no, it was "Lady of Spain". ;) Nice concept, unique and humorous.

Before E-mail, Word Processors and Typewriters...
by tsheets

Comment:
Great concept, but I think the ink bottle should be in the foreground, as a lot of folks are not familiar with the technologu of the pen dipped in ink. Also, judging from what I've seen in family heirlooms and museums, people of that era often had beautiful handwriting. (I'd have printed it as well, though, because my handwriting is atrocious!) 7

In shackles
by sangeeth

Comment:
Interesting shot - you might check into that vignetting though

Las Vegas Neon Sign Bone Yard
by Jason

Comment:
Neon signs are usually a long continuous colored light shaped like a letter or a picture... these look like highly obsolete bulbs. 7