1966 RCA Victor Color TV Vintage Print Ad Space Age Tech, Solid Copper Circuits

Description: Scanner Notice: Any vertical lines are from the scanner, not on the original. Print Ad Size: Approx. 7" x 10" (170 x 250 mm) Note: Some ads may have extended edges or staple holes, which add framing options. Important: This is a PRINT AD ONLY, not the actual product or service. Description: This is an original 1966 RCA Victor Color TV print ad from a vintage magazine, highlighting the breakthrough of Space Age technology with dependable RCA solid copper circuits. The ad showcases multiple RCA Color TV models, including the 21" Farrell, the 25" Scandinavian-styled Narvik, the 25" Shenandoah, and the 19" Stockton console, all designed with sleek, mid-century modern aesthetics. Promoting the cutting-edge reliability of RCA's solid copper circuits, which replaced over 200 hand-wired connections, this ad emphasizes the superior durability and picture quality that RCA was known for. Ideal for collectors of vintage electronics advertisements or mid-century modern decor, this ad captures a key moment in TV history when color television became a household staple. Perfect for framing in a retro-themed room, electronics workshop, or man cave, this ad is a wonderful piece of nostalgia for those interested in vintage technology or RCA's role in shaping the television industry. Important: This listing is for the original PRINT AD ONLY, not the actual product or service. Perfect for collectors, fans of retro home decor, or anyone looking to add unique pieces to a workshop or media room. Condition: This vintage ad is in excellent condition with minor edge wear and slight discoloration typical for its age. No major tears or creases. Please review the photos carefully and feel free to reach out with any questions. We are committed to providing excellent customer service to ensure you are fully satisfied with your purchase.

Price: 8.99 USD

Location: Mattawan, Michigan

End Time: 2024-12-01T02:05:00.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5 USD