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Subject: I used to watch the original CSI but

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Rick

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Date Posted: Thursday, August 12, 06:56:41pm

when Sarah left I stopped watching. they brought her back but its not the same.
CSI Miami would be good if they'd just kill Horatio. I have dreams about killing him.
CSI NY, as much as I like Gary Sinise, and as excited as I was about him getting that show, the show itself is a disappointment.

So Al... as you may know, my house was built in 1886. I have a lot of junk stored in my basement and I need to get it ready for my wood pellets this fall so I am cleaning it out. I happened to look above a rafter today and guess what I found....

Its a wooden box... weighs 5 pounds or more. Maybe 6" ling, 3 inches wide and maybe 4 inches high. There are 3 terminals on one end and some other do-dads on the other end.
any guesses? Well... after some dusting, I found KW IGNITION, Cleveland, OHIO on a metal plate on one end. So I did some googling. It is an ignition coil for a Model T Ford, made between 1913 and 1915.
Probably not worth anything, but its pretty cool.

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