These old-timey Radio Shack photos prove techies have been nerding out since 1931
This first slide was shot in 1931 at a store in Boston. Then as today, customers visited Radio Shack to listen to audio equipment before making a purchase.
Some ones I had in my archive.
I used to be an assistant manager at one here.
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