That is the end of the electronic key card that was put into the card reader at entry doors at the 10th & M st. facility (233 S. 10th st). All LPD employees had one and was unique to each employee. I think I may still have mine somewhere. The main reader was at the Service Desk and was J W Kearns little baby.
I thought I was the only one that walked uphill both ways to a call for service. Knee-deep snow as I recall on most days. And that was before gore-tex so we actually wore the fur of any wooly-mammal we could kill with our bare hands.
Probably something to help walk uphill both ways to a call for service.
ReplyDeleteThat is the end of the electronic key card that was put into the card reader at entry doors at the 10th & M st. facility (233 S. 10th st). All LPD employees had one and was unique to each employee. I think I may still have mine somewhere. The main reader was at the Service Desk and was J W Kearns little baby.
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A very small piano keyboard.
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JNG242,
That was fast. Doubt that many of these still exist. How long was it before that system failed entirely, and we just went back to keys?
Steve,
Exactly!
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ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only one that walked uphill both ways to a call for service. Knee-deep snow as I recall on most days. And that was before gore-tex so we actually wore the fur of any wooly-mammal we could kill with our bare hands.
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ReplyDeleteAt least you didn't club any baby seals to death. (Strangled them?)
will it fit in a game boy?
ReplyDeleteLooks like it could double as an ice scraper in a jam.
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