From a 1972 magazine unfortunately the poster didn't take better photos. [ATTACH]
No idea what this is from it just goes to a dead link [ATTACH]
This is an early AIWA Brochure that recently sold in Japan, It has a ton of cool stuff in it and probably pretty rare. [ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH]
I guess sending tapes was huge for awhile. this AIWA is from 1965 and might be their first compact cassette player. [ATTACH]
1980, I think that's a book or just packaging for the cassette but would be a great collector's item [ATTACH]
1979, branded swimsuit, nice. I didn't know this had a digital number on it, wonder if it's the first BBX with one? [ATTACH]
1969 [ATTACH]
An early Crown from 1969 but it looks more like a boombox than other portable monos of the time. [ATTACH]
Another one thats hard to date, it looks like a Magnificent Seven tie-in but that came out in 1960 [ATTACH]
A little off topic, the Epoch Office Building, this is wild looking! They made the little electronic games (and maybe more) we used to love....
No radio but they were having fun singing, from 1969 [ATTACH]
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The DAD-P100, it looks pretty big for a portable CD player. [ATTACH]
Every kid's dream from around 1974 but I don't know for sure. [ATTACH]
Sony Studio 1700 [ATTACH]
There's no date on this but that looks like an early transport on teh RT-221F with the rotary dial. [ATTACH]
From 1985, the Sony D-700. This is a micro-componant, no batteries, big money and tiny, just what we'd expect from Sony. Anybody have one of...
1985, another flavor, yoghurt! [ATTACH]
She did a video on it, 17 freakin years ago! [MEDIA] [ATTACH]
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