Lot of 5 Vintage Electrical Tape Tins with Tape GE Scotch Slipknot Tuck Manson
Lot of 5 Vintage Electrical Tape Tins with Tape GE Scotch Slipknot Tuck Manson
GE Electronics Ad Widescreen 3000 TV Big Is Beautiful 1980s Football Decor
The graphic depicts a young child in a football jersey sitting on a shag carpet, holding a football and staring at a massive rear-screen projection TV. The layout includes the iconic GE logo and the classic slogan ‘We bring good things to life.’.
1965 GE General Electric ranges stoves print AD 13.5×10″
An original 1965 GE General Electric ranges stoves print AD 13.5×10″.
GE stove oven print ad 1952 vintage 1950s retro art illus home decor classic
Great early General Electric oven ad, featuring image of 50s era detailed illustration of kitchen, detailed ad text about features, etc. – Taken from a 1952 magazine.
1971 GE General Electric Versatronic Range – Kitchen Stove Oven – Print Ad Photo
1971 GE General Electric Range. The Ad Pictured Is The Ad You Will Receive. Ads Normally Look Better Than The Scanned Photo Appears.
1931 GENERAL ELECTRIC HOTPOINT ELECTRIC STOVE print ad
1931 print Ad. 13″ x 10″ approx size.
1946 General Electric Print Ad Dr Charles Reed GE Chemical Engineering Division
This is a 1946 General Electric print ad featuring Dr. Charles Reed and their Chemical Engineering Division. From a 1946 newspaper style magazine.
Sylvania Sylouette Television Ad 1950s Mid-Century Modern TV
Inset images feature Walter Brennan from “The Real McCoys,” promoting the “HaloLight” feature which makes the picture “look big as a movie screen.”. It makes every other TV look way out of date!”. This is an original magazine print ad.
Annapurna Maurice Herzog 1953 Fifth Printing E P Dutton First 8000 Meter Peak Cl
Annapurna by Maurice Herzog E P Dutton 1953 fifth printing classic mountaineering book. English translation of legendary first ascent of an 8000-meter peak, translated by Nea Morin and Janet Adam Smith, with documentation by Marcel Ichac and introduction by Eric Shipton. Hardcover with original dust jacket shows notable wear, tears, and edge loss, but remains intact. Sought after by collectors of expedition accounts or vintage mountaineering literature. Measures roughly 9×6 inches.