Popular Mechanics
Issue: Feb, 1950
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Posted: 09/18/2006
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AMAZING-NEW-ELECTRONIC HAND SHOCKER (Feb, 1950)

AMAZING-NEW-ELECTRONIC HAND SHOCKER
Enjoy hours of harmless entertainment at home and at work. Inclosed in a plastic, pocket size case.
$2.98 COD in U.S.A
BORN MFG. CO.
P.O. Box 461
TIMES SQ. STA. NEW YORK CITY

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