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A book on audio cassette inlay card art is long overdue. Some of them are tremendous examples of Op Art, etc. I wonder who made them all, did one design company corner the market?
ReplyDeleteFantastic examples of the old inlay cards Objectophile. Got rid of a box of old cassettes a few years ago. Should have kept the inlays. Foolish me.
ReplyDeleteWow- the Alpha Super 60 is... super! I have a Philips LP18 reel to reel tape with the same design format.
ReplyDeleteHave a fondness for this too:
http://retroreverbs.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/extended-dynamic-range.html
Gotta love that Winfield - is that the old Woolies logo?
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