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Australian Radio Advertising Bureau
Instant Ideas No. 4

Travel back in time to the Australian mediumwave band in the early 1970s with the commercials from this 7" sampler record produced by the Australian Radio Advertising Bureau.

QSL card from 2AY
© Radio Heritage Foundation, Chris Mackerell collection

Listen to 1970s commercials from 5RM, 2AY, 2DU, 4RO, 6PR, 2NX, 4AK, 2GO, 2QN, and 2AY, then read more about the history of some of these stations on our website, or see details of the modern stations in our Australian Radio Guide.

Side 1

2GO bumper sticker
© Radio Heritage Foundation, Chris Mackerell collection

Side 2

5KA/5RM/5AU network QSL card
© Radio Heritage Foundation, Chris Mackerell collection

"And now, a few more words from our sponsors..."

A selection of other commercials and messages from the same collection.

These tracks are from a collection of records kindly donated to the Radio Heritage Foundation by D Anderson, Victoria, Australia.

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