VERY RARE 1975 Bass Pro Shop Catalog - Check Out What's Inside (You Don't Want to Miss This!)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Angling Archaeology is the only place to find this extremely rare 1975 Bass Pro Shops catalog. Find out what's inside this half centuries old catalog. You're not going to want to miss this!
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Thank You for sharing this!
That was fun. Great seeing all those old lures. And the prices!
Good video! A walk down memory lane.
I remember that !
I discovered the Bass Pro Shops catalog in 1984 my dad was subscribed. I wonder if they still have an order form inside the catalog
I can remember sending a personal check in the mail for what I ordered. I saved for a year and my dad put in an extra $10 for me to get a reel I liked.
Minimum wage was like $3 an hour back then so $10.was quite a bit
That’s awesome. Saving up, picking out the item, writing it down, mailing off, and the best part being the anticipation of it arriving in the mail.
I’ll have to check to see if the new one has an order form or just refers to the website. My dad would definitely still old school order form haha. Thanks for writing in
@@anglingarchaeology I remember photocopying the order form.
The weirdest one I had was getting my stuff shipped to Alaska when I worked up there. It took almost a month to get to where I was working after I sent the form out
They had to ship it to the main plant where I was based out of and the they had to ship it on our company DC3 along with empty fish totes.
You should change your name back to big minnow Mike