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Great work Karl, never seen such brochures nice to see how they use to advertise in those days. Thanks a lot all
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posting Fiat's advertisment
one skoda sedan advt/broucher
The Fantabulus advertisement is from 1968. A kick cum self starter option was introduced then. The original scooters had self starters only which conked off and posed problems.These came in two tone colours. The later ones after 1968 with the new kick-starter options, had a single colour.
The Enfield Crusader advertisement from 1971.This bike sported the same Fantabulus and Enfield Sherpa engine (173cc Villiers make).
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Originally Posted by anjan_c2007
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The Fantabulus advertisement is from 1968. A kick cum self starter option was introduced then. The original scooters had self starters only which conked off and posed problems.These came in two tone colours. The later ones after 1968 with the new kick-starter options, had a single colour.
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Thanks much for the Fantabulus ad, its the first time Im seeing one. Incidentally I too have a fantabulus, in total scrap condition.
i'm posting some extremely rare ads published in the national geographic magazine from 1910 to 1960. enjoy :)
starting from the 1910's:
now a few from the 1930's:
now moving on to the 1950's:
Brilliant NIP !!! Wonderful Ads.
$895 for a new car.
the 1950's continued:
the 1950's continued:
the 1950's continued:
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