Blast from the Past - Wares

Objects in the Blast From The Past store, 2015

This list was shamelessly stolen from Keith Gow's excellent and highly recommended site. It appears in the midst of a whole raft of data, so I present it seperately here verbatim.

A sticker on the window that reads: "DO YOUR THING (But not on me!)" plus one that reads: "STAMP OUT OLD AGE - SWING!" (A play on the old line: Stamp out old age - smoke!)
As an in-joke, Marty's denim jacket from the first film is behind that
A Black & Decker clothes iron is below the jacket (with the sign reading: It's Heats Up! Iron Clothes the Old Fashioned Way)
Next to the iron is a Black & Decker dustbuster (sign: Circa 1988)
Under that is an Apple Mac, circa 1984
In the bottom left hand corner is a Dragnet (1987) video, barely seen
Then there is a Jaws Nintendo game and one for Jaws 2
They are sitting atop a really old VCR - it might even be top-loading!
Across the front of the window reads: Antique Coins and Bills
Hidden behind the Q in that sign is Animal House (1978) on video
In front of the Animal House video is a sticker: THE POPULATION BOMB IS SOMEONE'S BABY
And behind Animal House is a 1982 video game called "Burgertime" (1982)
Immediately to the right of Burgertime is a lava lamp
Above the lamp is an old Magnavox radio
A Super-VHS camera sits just behind the all-important Gray's Sports Alamanac
To the right of the camera is a board filled with Happy Faces stickers and pins
Below that are a six-pack of Perrier bottles of water (as the sign says: Vintage 1982 - Original Water Still in Bottle)
Next to those are a Roger Rabbit doll and lunchbox
The water and Roger Rabbit are sitting atop a JVC television, which have obviously been replaced by the large screens like the ones we see in the McFly house in Hilldale
Next to the old TV is bronze bust of John F. Kennedy
On the other side of the window from from JFK are a Ken and Barbie doll in their distinct Mattel-pink packaging
On top of Ken and Barbie is the political comedy album, "Trust Me," which lampoon's Jimmy Carter and his family
And hanging to the far right is a plastic curtain filled with pins, behind which is a "CARTER FOR PRESIDENT" poster - the tagline for which I can't decipher