Sam Litzinger's Goods to Go



For sale, cheap: old record, slightly used!

We'd probably be able to live without "stuff", but I wouldn't want to try. Here, in no particular order, are some of the things I have or want or can't bring myself to throw away. Please help yourself.



I often dress like Ronald Reagan when I'm on the radio...




... or sometimes I dress like Herbert Hoover...




... sometimes like Franklin Delano Roosevelt...




... but almost never like Eleanor Roosevelt!




A 1959 Les Paul! I don't have one of these but I certainly feel somebody should buy me one right away. I could play the three chords I know and die a happy man.

Speaking as a broadcast professional, I feel that all radios should be made of Bakelite. If yours isn't, throw it out immediately.

The eleventh edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. As it happens, I do have this set. I bought it some years ago and consider it to have been one of my finest investments. The eleventh came out in 1911, just as the old world was giving way to the new. There's a lot of outdated material in these pages, but I still love to flip through them at random to look at the drawings of strange farm implements and fascinating maps.