amylsacks' photos with the keyword: television

Sparton Television Ad, 1955

Sparton Television Ad, 1955

amylsacks
11 Jun 2023 224
Progress of a sort. But, it would be another half-century before flat-screens would solve the problem of cats lounging on top of TVs. From the May issue of Sunset magazine.
Family Circle, 1953

Family Circle, 1953

amylsacks
06 Jan 2013 256
"Oh, Ricky, what a pity Don't you understand That every day's a rerun And the laughter's always canned?..." From the September issue.
Capehart TV Ad, 1950

Capehart TV Ad, 1950

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22 Aug 2019 1 208
They wanted a tortoiseshell set to match the clock, but it was a six-month wait. From the October 14th issue of The New Yorker .
Zenith Television Ad, 1949

Zenith Television Ad, 1949

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18 Jun 2011 189
Don't miss the premier of our wacky new situation comedy: Don Flower and His Two Wives, tonight on NBC! From National Geographic magazine.
Sony Portable TV Ad, c1962

Sony Portable TV Ad, c1962

amylsacks
06 Aug 2018 1 285
Personally, I don't think that I would've been brave enough to take this thing to the beach. Unless I was planning to sit guard over it the whole time. But to each their own. One side of a promotional fold-out.
Admiral TV Ad, 1952

Admiral TV Ad, 1952

amylsacks
17 Aug 2011 239
The price includes several Lilliputians, in case your set needs a quick repair. Don't worry. They don't eat much. From the October issue of Sunset magazine.
RCA Victor Portable TV Ad, c1959

RCA Victor Portable TV Ad, c1959

amylsacks
31 Aug 2011 253
Nowadays, they're growing mostly transitional sets. Within ten years they'll be able to label them all "Organic", though.
Nagoya T.V. Tower/Seiko Watch Ad, c1962

Nagoya T.V. Tower/Seiko Watch Ad, c1962

amylsacks
11 Jul 2018 1 292
Network accountants take a stroll on their morning tea break, while they wait for the Mod Era to get going. Front and back of a fold-out.
Nagoya T.V. Tower/Seiko Watch Ad (2), c1962

Nagoya T.V. Tower/Seiko Watch Ad (2), c1962

amylsacks
11 Jul 2018 1 280
Even though I'm the world's biggest MST3K fan, I'm gonna' skip the obvious flaming-turtle jokes, okay?
Admiral Television Ad, 1954

Admiral Television Ad, 1954

amylsacks
02 Feb 2012 253
That statuette atop the white TV set is either a fish with a really weird headdress or a very pregnant mermaid.
Fonovox Television-Stereo Console Ad, 1961

Fonovox Television-Stereo Console Ad, 1961

amylsacks
09 Feb 2012 281
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.
Mallory UHF Converter Ad, 1952

Mallory UHF Converter Ad, 1952

amylsacks
26 Mar 2012 286
It's so tactful of the advertiser to not remind us of how much advertising we'll be watching! From the August 22nd issue of Time magazine.
Stanhome Catalog (9), 1959

Stanhome Catalog (9), 1959

amylsacks
19 Apr 2012 356
The combo planter-aquarium-hurdy-gurdy prize is sorta' cool. I bet you had to sell about ten thousand "flash" brushes before you could win one, though.
Zenith Television Ad, 1951

Zenith Television Ad, 1951

amylsacks
17 Apr 2012 268
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

amylsacks
25 May 2012 261
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.
Bendix Television Ad, 1955

Bendix Television Ad, 1955

amylsacks
01 Dec 2012 263
Something has clearly gone wrong with Mrs. Metropolis' leg. Also, how is that poor plant going to get any light when it's sitting all the way down near the floor? Meanwhile, Mrs. Suburbia seems to have a splendid view of the brand new middle school. So she can reflect on her lost youth if there's nothing on the air worth watching. From the November issue of Household magazine.
Magnavox TV-Stereo Theatre Ad, 1963

Magnavox TV-Stereo Theatre Ad, 1963

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16 Dec 2012 269
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.