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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Survive-All Fallout Shelters - Radio Ads from the 1950's


6 comments:

Anonymous said...

And, of course, the ad agency producing these beauties was located in Columbus, OH - epicenter of mediocrity as represented by Mid-America.....they just didn't fully know it yet. Oh, wait, they still don't!

cnjnctvsynth said...

Awesome. Love the recent posts.

A Dashing Blade said...

Quality post, exactly what this new fangled interweb's for!!

Radio Ads said...

Yeah i agree with all these points, you are going to take us in a right direction, this is really what we all need to know, thanks for the post.

megahitvshitsquad.blogspot.com said...

I could probably buy cheap air time and get them back in rotation.

footprint said...

Nice one anon. both seeing the album come up and reading your post brought smiles! thought i better get this. just in case... (by the way, i wonder if they're still taking rifles to ufo sightings as the late great Bill Hicks used to say.)