1971_Sackson_070_February 19.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1971
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 9, Sid Sackson collection
Item sets
Rights Statement
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
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1971_Sackson_070_February 19.jpg
Title
1971_Sackson_070_February 19.jpg
Creator
Sid Sackson
Date
1971
Type
image
Format
.jpg
Source
Box 1, Object 9, Sid Sackson collection
Language
English
Coverage
1971
Rights
The Strong, Rochester, New York.
transcription
2/18 2/12 2/1
2/17 2/11
2/15 2/7
2/14 2/6
FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY 1971
50th day - 315 days to come
Went over my S&T supply to see which ones to pick up at the
Skunk Works tonight.
[Sentence crossed out]
At S&R got the list price of OPINION - $4.00. Looked
at RPM for a moment. Showed letters on turntables that
rotated in 3 (I believe) rings. Didn't get any details.
Stopped at G&R for a moment, but they were very busy
preparing for Toy Fair. Told them I'd go to see them after
Toy Fair.
To Carl Eisenberg to pick up MANHATTAN MADNESS. I was
early & he was in conference. I'll call him Monday to get his
findings on the problems of doing the manufacturing.
Met Phil Orbanes in lobby. Showed him MANHATTAN MADNESS
& told him I'd contact Bob Hallowell next week, about bringing
it for him to see.
Outside of the barbershop on 18th St. saw some decorator samples thrown
out by a city planner. Took some wall finishing samples (put in
equipment large holder).
At Arcadia bought a book, THE GAME OF CONTACT, not a game but a
gag on Contract BRIDGE. Paid 45¢.
They had a somewhat wrinkled copy of AGOG for $4.50 and
he was willing to reduce it to $4.00.
Looked at Strand Bookstore & Brentano's. Letter had HI-SPOT for $3
but I was too loaded to buy it.
Met Claude at Tad's. He got me 6 - 5"x5" pcs. of plexiglass
for $1.75 on Canal St. Also a catalog from the store, of various
plastic items. A piece about 6"x6" was left over after the cutting
and Claude asked the price. The owner threw it in. Need 3
pcs. for PLANES.
To skunk works with Claude and the 20 yr. old son of a friend,
Bob.
Gave Jim my column for S&T #26 and got a Press Card
till 1/1/72.
Took the following copies of S&T to have on hand for
Toy Fair:- 19 (2 of ), 20 (1 of ), 23 (2 of ), 24 (2 of ), Claude took a
copy of #22.
Took a copy of the first issue of a magazine (actually
1 folded up sheet) called GAME DESIGN. It had mentions of the
following games from & for S&T, A.H., and Test Series
Games:- LUFTWAFFE, ORIGINS OF WORLD WAR II, COMPANY COMANDER,
THE BATTLE FOR FRANCE, CENTURION or TAC 13, VICTORY AT SEA,
STRATEGY I, WAR IN THE EAST or STALINGRAD II, 12 O'CLOCK HIGH,
(cont. on 2/18)
2/17 2/11
2/15 2/7
2/14 2/6
FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY 1971
50th day - 315 days to come
Went over my S&T supply to see which ones to pick up at the
Skunk Works tonight.
[Sentence crossed out]
At S&R got the list price of OPINION - $4.00. Looked
at RPM for a moment. Showed letters on turntables that
rotated in 3 (I believe) rings. Didn't get any details.
Stopped at G&R for a moment, but they were very busy
preparing for Toy Fair. Told them I'd go to see them after
Toy Fair.
To Carl Eisenberg to pick up MANHATTAN MADNESS. I was
early & he was in conference. I'll call him Monday to get his
findings on the problems of doing the manufacturing.
Met Phil Orbanes in lobby. Showed him MANHATTAN MADNESS
& told him I'd contact Bob Hallowell next week, about bringing
it for him to see.
Outside of the barbershop on 18th St. saw some decorator samples thrown
out by a city planner. Took some wall finishing samples (put in
equipment large holder).
At Arcadia bought a book, THE GAME OF CONTACT, not a game but a
gag on Contract BRIDGE. Paid 45¢.
They had a somewhat wrinkled copy of AGOG for $4.50 and
he was willing to reduce it to $4.00.
Looked at Strand Bookstore & Brentano's. Letter had HI-SPOT for $3
but I was too loaded to buy it.
Met Claude at Tad's. He got me 6 - 5"x5" pcs. of plexiglass
for $1.75 on Canal St. Also a catalog from the store, of various
plastic items. A piece about 6"x6" was left over after the cutting
and Claude asked the price. The owner threw it in. Need 3
pcs. for PLANES.
To skunk works with Claude and the 20 yr. old son of a friend,
Bob.
Gave Jim my column for S&T #26 and got a Press Card
till 1/1/72.
Took the following copies of S&T to have on hand for
Toy Fair:- 19 (2 of ), 20 (1 of ), 23 (2 of ), 24 (2 of ), Claude took a
copy of #22.
Took a copy of the first issue of a magazine (actually
1 folded up sheet) called GAME DESIGN. It had mentions of the
following games from & for S&T, A.H., and Test Series
Games:- LUFTWAFFE, ORIGINS OF WORLD WAR II, COMPANY COMANDER,
THE BATTLE FOR FRANCE, CENTURION or TAC 13, VICTORY AT SEA,
STRATEGY I, WAR IN THE EAST or STALINGRAD II, 12 O'CLOCK HIGH,
(cont. on 2/18)
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