
If you go away, you'll need a victrola
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- Victor O
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If you go away, you'll need a victrola
picked this up with a very rough VV-80, did you know in the later years victor started fitting them with electric motors out of a majestic radio/phonograph combination.
Just wanted to share the period advertisement. It was much to large to scan all at one, so I did a pretty good job of reassembling it in Photoshop.

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- Victor VI
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
Great scans. I really enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing.
Harvey Kravitz
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- Victor IV
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
It was most interesting to see these advertisements! Thanks very much for sharing them.
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- Victor IV
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
This is a perfect example of advertising. It tries to create a need where none existed. The same concept is still in use today!
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
Must remember, "Take portable out on my Sunfish this Spring"......
John
<very, very small sailboat, for those who aren't familiar>

<very, very small sailboat, for those who aren't familiar>
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- Victor IV
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
Charming advertising art indeed! I love this stuff. And they seem to be playing Red Seals on the boat and by the campfire. ( Cielo e mar and Stride la Vampa respectively.)
Jim

Jim
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Re: If you go away, you'll need a victrola
Only now everyone has ear buds instead!Garret wrote:This is a perfect example of advertising. It tries to create a need where none existed. The same concept is still in use today!
Larry