Murder in the Air
There is nothing you can beat about the Bush': the wireless wows in this stylish ad for Bush Radio.
The wireless wows in this stylish ad for Bush Radio in which the sound quality is so good that it tricks a policeman into believing a crime is taking place. Promising to 'Get any programme you want... and forget the others', the Bushranger model featured came in at 13 guineas - equivalent to almost £1000 today. While affordable not just for the super-rich, this price made it an aspirational lifestyle product of its day - out of reach for many working-class consumers.
An advertising film for Bush Radios.
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The Art of Advertising
This collection highlights the evolution of an extraordinarily dynamic industry, from its first faltering steps in the earliest days of film, to the highly sophisticated mini-masterpieces of the television age. It showcases the astonishing variety of approaches, strategies and tricks advertisers have used to part us with our money - entertaining us even as they subtly manipulate us with promises of a new, tastier, brighter, cleaner, healthier and better life.
11 videos in this collection
Bee Wise!
The Warning (Gibbs S.R. Toothpaste)
Every Man His Own Housewife (Persil Advert)
Barbara's Secret
Molar Mischief (Solidox Advert)
The Spirit of His Forefathers
Murder in the Air
At Home with Joy Shelton An Advertising Feature
Signs of the Times No.3