Frisbie Pies Tin (c. 1920's) Models on Display:Frisbie Pies Tin and a dedicated monitor

and a dedicated monitor

Triplet 3423 Tube Tester

white plastic lightbox housing a standard 25-watt incandescent bulb

the Pocket Simon sacrificed none of the original's processing power

working models like a giant steam shovel or a spinning Ferris wheel

Frisbie Pies Tin (c. 1920's) Models on Display:Frisbie Pies Tin and a dedicated monitorFrisbie's Pies The story of the Frisbee begins not in a toy factory, but at the Frisbie Pie Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut, which opened in 1871 and baked thousands of pies daily for local university students. By the early 20th century, students at nearby Yale University discovered that the companys empty, lightweight metal pie tins possessed remarkable aerodynamic properties when flipped upside down and tossed through the air. To warn