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If you grew up in the ’80s or have ever rummaged through your parents’ attic, you might be surprised by what you find. Some everyday items from that decade, once easy to toss, have turned into ...

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These days, everyone’s got a million different devices that can take a passable photo. That’s not special anymore. A camera that draws what it sees, though? That’s kind of fun. That’s precisely what ...

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Smile and say cheese because it’s November 26, 1948. The first Polaroid camera goes on sale for $89. That’s $1,196 in today’s money. The model we’re most familiar with hit ...

NORWICH, Conn. (WFSB) - A display at Norwich Free Academy honors one of its most famous graduates, Dr. Edwin Land, who invented the Polaroid camera and founded the Polaroid Corporation in 1937. Land ...

The 1980s were full of unique items and trends that left a lasting mark on pop culture. You might have tossed some things back then, thinking they were just old or outdated. But as time passes, you ...

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