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    Quote Originally Posted by blackhawknj View Post
    $26.95 in 1956 dollars=$253.47 today. And the tax bite in 1956 was a LOT lower. You got to keep a LOT more of your paycheck.
    Thats one reason many people have a tough time making ends meet now. Sure wages went up a lot but the price of many goods went up more. It will boil to a head some day and it could be a real mess.

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    In 1987 Daniel Patrick Moynihan wrote a book Family and Nation. He noted that in 1953 the first 3/4 of the average income was tax exempt, by 1987 only the first THIRD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by free1954 View Post
    very nice sir. I can't stop looking at that ad for colt 1917 45 acp's. for 26.95. it's like internet porn. thanks for posting.
    My grandfather had one, which I enjoyed shooting. Unfortunately, when my grandmother died he moved away and took it with him.

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    I begged my Dad for a Webley Mk VI. I might as well have begged the moon. Regards, Clark

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackhawknj View Post
    $26.95 in 1956 dollars=$253.47 today. And the tax bite in 1956 was a LOT lower. You got to keep a LOT more of your paycheck.


    thank you sir for the economic update. do you know where I can buy any for $253.47?

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