Rolamatics
Posted: Tue May 13, 2014 7:33 pm
Got this a while ago,cut from some childs comic from 1974...
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Quite effective in black and white.motorman wrote:Thanks FB43 I have never seen this advert before, it certainly sends the message that the rolamatics range was full of excitment moving parts WOW!!!
Wasn't everything in Black & White back in 74!!johnboy wrote:Yes, exciting moving parts, but all in black and whitemotorman wrote:Thanks FB43 I have never seen this advert before, it certainly sends the message that the rolamatics range was full of excitment moving parts WOW!!!
Don't forget Kevin we didn't have remotes back then either. You had to get out your chair to press the big buttons to select one of the three channels available!!!!!!GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Yeh! it was, our black & white telly was Black and White...
Thank you,ive got another 3 adverts somewhere,and some corgi ones too..motorman wrote:Thanks FB43 I have never seen this advert before, it certainly sends the message that the rolamatics range was full of excitement moving parts WOW!!!
You were lucky...my parents used their children!GHOSTHUNTER wrote:Remote...you were lucky, we ad a long stick to poke the buttons...