Blast from the Past was a memorabilia/antique store in 21st century Hill Valley, which bought and sold items from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. In 2015, one of its customers was Marty McFly who sold his pocket change and dollar bills as antique currency and purchased the Grays Sports Almanac.

Alongside the almanac in the display window were several other items, including (in no particular order):

• a Betamax VCR
• a JVC television set
• a frisbee
• a bust of John F. Kennedy
• a JVC camcorder
• the Jaws NES game
• the BurgerTime NES game
• a VHS copy of National Lampoon's Animal House

• a VHS copy of Dragnet
• a Black & Decker DustBuster
• a Black & Decker Clothes Iron
• a record player
• a Ronald Reagan picture disc record, titled The President's Album
• a VHS copy of Stand-up Reagan
• a large bottle of Pepsi-Cola (with the drink still inside)
• a Magnavox
• a Super-8 movie projector
• a lava lamp from circa 1967
• a Macintosh computer from 1984
• a giant peanut
• a white and blue soup tureen
• a Who Framed Roger Rabbit plush doll
• "very rare" smiley faces from 1972
• a bunch of vintage 1982 Perrier water bottles (with the water still inside them)
• a Guess two-tone blue denim jacket, complete with "Art in Revolution" button

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Behind the scenes

• Roger Rabbit was a Robert Zemeckis film that also starred Christopher Lloyd. The title character was voiced by Charles Fleischer, who was Terry in Part II. As the old man who tells Marty that he wishes he could go back in time to bet money on the Chicago Cubs winning the 2015 World Series, Terry inspires Marty to return to the Blast from the Past store to buy the almanac. It is also interesting to note that the original Jaws is a Steven Spielberg film and a sequel appears before that in the film.
• The window display also includes (behind the DustBuster and the computer monitor), on a mannequin, a Guess two-tone blue denim jacket with an "Art in Revolution" button. This is the same outfit that Marty had been wearing in 1985, and was included as an in-joke.

Appearances

• Back to the Future Part II
• Back to the Future Part II novelization
• Back to the Future: The Card Game (Mentioned only)