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Radio Shack Advertisement |
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Radio Shack, like so many of America's original great companies, was born and lived long and prospered during its glory days, then eventually waned into insignificance and obsolescence within the last decade or so. It is not always simply an unwillingness to adapt to new technologies and methods that dooms them. The forces behind those life cycles are often beyond their control because start-ups vying for market share do not carry the burden of and have to deal with established investments in people, facilities, and infrastructure. This advertisement from a 1942 issue of QST magazine was from the original Radio Shack in Boston, Massachusetts. The company was bought by Tandy Corporation in the 1960s, then sold to hedge fund operator General Wireless in the mid 2000s. Radio Shack filed for bankruptcy last year and the few remaining outlets are now run by Sprint. Radio Shack Advertisement The Radio Shack brings you Popular Values at Sensationally Lower Prices! * The one and only original Radio Shack is located in Boston and has no branches or affiliates elsewhere.
The Best surplus Communications Receiver Value in the World!
Posted March 4, 2016 |
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