This 1956 sticker from Seneca, South Carolina is probably the oldest in my collection. As you can tell from the quote at the top, it wasn't meant to be stuck to a car bumper but rather to a shop owners door (I'm guessing.) Notice the old-timey use of the KC (kilocycles) abbreviation instead of AM. The back of the sticker says it was printed by the National Decalcomania Corp. in Philadelphia. Decalcomania is also the name of a club for people who collect radio stickers, airchecks and memorabilia.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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This 1956 sticker from Seneca, South Carolina is probably the oldest in my collection. As you can tell from the quote at the top, it wasn't meant to be stuck to a car bumper but rather to a shop owners door (I'm guessing.) Notice the old-timey use of the KC (kilocycles) abbreviation instead of AM. The back of the sticker says it was printed by the National Decalcomania Corp. in Philadelphia. Decalcomania is also the name of a club for people who collect radio stickers, airchecks and memorabilia.
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