It’s been a long time since I worked on this website, except for the new layout and design. It’s time that I finish uploading and freshening all the content that was originally on The Blast Shelter when it was on AOL. Don’t worry…ALL the data on the old site is backed up and safe. And, I have new content areas to add, to complete the original goals I created when I started this particular website.

Stay tuned, content IS coming soon.

Thanks to all of you, who over the years, have continued to support my website projects in every conceivable way. I appreciate it more than you’ll ever know.

Rich

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This collection of beautiful, humorous, ridiculously serious blueprints and drawings is the outcome of a national competition for a “radiation-proof emergency operation center,” – a nuclear bomb shelter for government officials. The book follows the exhibit “Give Them Shelter: It’s Not for Everyone,” and is made up of 80 photos of art work submitted by architects across the country. Because the competition did not require compliance with state and local building codes, the result is the free-flowing imaginative process of architects at their best and least restricted. The thought-provoking images on the paradox of nuclear blast and survival offer at once subtlety and wry humor.

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Most counties and cities throughout the country have civil preparedness programs to reduce the loss of life and property in the event of major emergencies. These emergencies can range from natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, or tornadoes to man-made emergencies like hazardous materials spills, fire, or nuclear attack. This booklet focuses on the ultimate disaster—nuclear attack. It discusses what individuals and families can do to improve their chances for survival in the event of a nuclear attack on the United States. Basic information is provided on the physical effects of a nuclear detonation, attack warning signals, and what to do before, during, and after an attack. Much has been done to address emergen (more…)

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This gorgeous solid stainless steel case measures 4″ x 2.75″ x 1/2″. It has a strong latch and a spring-opening mechanism. The internal cigarette or card holder is held in place with a spring. All work is done in our studio on California’s beautiful Central Coast. After the image is inserted the top is filled with a crystal-clear, waterproof, UV-resistant glossy polymer. This makes the image amazingly vivid and virtually indestructible. The case is perfect for a driver’s license, business cards, coins, bills, credit cards, cigarettes (long or regular) or nearly anything else. IT’S NOT JUST FOR SMOKERS. The polished steel inside lid makes a great mirror. The case comes bubble-wrapped, boxed, and gift-wrapped with a blank gift c (more…)

WE ARE FEATURING A SET OF 2 PACKAGES OF THESE HANDY NEW HOUSEHOLD, HOBBY, AND AUTOMOTIVE 4″ NYLON WIRE WRAP / CABLE TIE AND NEW 5″ TIE, WIRE, AND COAXIAL CABLE LINE CUTTER / STRIPPER TOOL SET.

MAKES A GREAT TOOLBOX SPARE FOR THE CAR, TRUCK, BOAT, RV CAMPER, HOBBY ROOM, CRAFTS, DOLLHOUSE MINIATURE CONSTRUCTION, HO GAUGE TRAIN LAYOUT BUILDING, OR EMERGENCY REPAIRS.

RED, YELLOW, BLUE, AND GREEN WRAPS FOR EASY PROJECT ASSEMBLY, GROUPING, AND IDENTIFICATION. MAKES AN EXCELLENT HANDYMAN / HANDYWOMAN GIFT, SPARE ELECTRIC OR ELECTRICAL ACCESSORY QUICK FIX IT SET, OR A GREAT ONE STEP AHEAD ADDITION TO THE FIRST AID KIT / DISASTER PREPAREDNESS KIT! IMPORTED. (SOLD AS A 2 PK. SET)

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The only towel that is survival gear. Use as a firestarter, diaper, wind scarf, strainer, first aid supplement, insulator. It absorbs nine times it’s weight in water

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