amylsacks' photos with the keyword: audio

Zenith Radio Ad, 1961

Zenith Radio Ad, 1961

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16 Sep 2022 2 143
"Quality built in America by highly skilled, well-paid American workmen." Whew! A good thing we did away with that later on! From the May issue of Esquire .
B & W Audio Ads, 1950s

B & W Audio Ads, 1950s

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26 Sep 2021 1 178
Upper left: Field & Stream magazine, June 1958; Lower left and right: The New Yorker , May 9th, 1953; Upper right: The New Yorker , August 15th, 1953.
Unidyne Microphone Ad, Et Al, 1960

Unidyne Microphone Ad, Et Al, 1960

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21 Jun 2021 2 2 145
Focus on the song, and you won't even notice that giant tape deck staring right into your soul. From the June issue of Electronics World magazine.
Sony Radio Ad, c1962

Sony Radio Ad, c1962

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19 Nov 2020 1 194
I was hoping for the one that also makes fancy toast.
Zenith Phonograph Ad, 1951

Zenith Phonograph Ad, 1951

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10 Oct 2020 1 166
Any minute now, they'll find out that the kids put Spike Jones on there as a prank. From National Geographic magazine.
Aiwa Microphone Ad, 1960

Aiwa Microphone Ad, 1960

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12 Sep 2020 1 2 174
Not to belabor an already troubling theme, but back in my days as a supper club singing star, I made Management pony up for one of these. When the trio and I were doing three renditions a night of The Nutty Squirrels' "Uh! Oh!" we knew it was important to sound as good as we looked, by damn! From the June issue of Electronics World magazine.
Sony Reel To Reel Tape Recorder Ad, c1962

Sony Reel To Reel Tape Recorder Ad, c1962

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04 Sep 2019 1 2 183
Maxwell Smart kept one just like it in his towel cabinet. One side of a promotional flyer.
Sony Transistor Clock-Radio Ad, c1962

Sony Transistor Clock-Radio Ad, c1962

amylsacks
07 Aug 2019 1 189
You still won't make the first train, but you'll sure look jaunty while you try. One side of a promotional insert.
Stewart-Warner Audio Ad, 1948

Stewart-Warner Audio Ad, 1948

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01 May 2019 1 196
Oh, great. My sweats are still in the dryer so I've gotta' wear this after work. From the April issue of Better Homes & Gardens .
Paul Jones Whiskey Ad, 1951

Paul Jones Whiskey Ad, 1951

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19 May 2011 179
After two highballs, it gets really tough to say "Monogrammed Phonograph" over and over again, but by that time nobody really minds. From the September 1st issue of Collier's magazine.
Sony Transistor Radio Ad, 1959

Sony Transistor Radio Ad, 1959

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02 Sep 2011 163
"Operates For Months on 3 Ordinary Flashlight Batteries!" [ahem] Let's hear if for Mad Ave. and its timeless ability to hedge its bets. From the November 21st issue of The New Yorker magazine.
General Electric Turntable Ad, 1959

General Electric Turntable Ad, 1959

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07 Jul 2018 210
I've been to so many vintage shops, but I've never seen even one of these amazing action figures. :( From the November issue of Sunset magazine.
Vina Lux Floor Ad, 1959

Vina Lux Floor Ad, 1959

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31 Jan 2012 232
Only Commies would doubt the wholesomeness and magical properties of asbestos! From the November issue of Sunset magazine.
Fonovox Television-Stereo Console Ad, 1961

Fonovox Television-Stereo Console Ad, 1961

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09 Feb 2012 203
I went bad because my parents bought me a pony for Christmas, instead of the "Patricia-Luxus." Stupid parents! From the December 16th issue of The Saturday Evening Post.
Zenith Television Ad, 1951

Zenith Television Ad, 1951

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17 Apr 2012 199
Brunette Mrs. America just got done playing the femme fatale in a short fiction piece back on Page 48. But now she can sit down with the rest of the troupe and just relax. From The Ladies Home Journal.
Magnavox Television Ad, 1952

Magnavox Television Ad, 1952

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25 May 2012 183
One set, three channels, seven family members. Yeah, it's going to be a peaceful and joyous new year, all right! From the December 8th issue of Time magazine.
Magnavox TV-Stereo Theatre Ad, 1963

Magnavox TV-Stereo Theatre Ad, 1963

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16 Dec 2012 207
Fresh-made instant coffee, a trendy layered stone phallic whatsit, and the season premier of the, er, revamped The Flying Nun. Yes, our Winter Solstice Party is off to a flying start! From the December 6th issue of Time magazine.