Vintage Appliance Advertisments Part Two

[whirlcool]

If some websites are picky about people lifting their images just a few lines of HTML code would stop that by disabling the copy feature of the viewers browser for as long as they are on the website.
It isn't that hard. This one uses .

body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" ondragstart="return false" start="return false
then right before your image put:

ondragstart="return false" start="return false"

That's all there is to it.

 

[toploader55]

Thanks Louie

Really Great Memories. Eddie

 

[Unimatic1140]

If some websites are picky about people lifting their images just a few lines of HTML code would stop that by disabling the copy feature of the viewers browser for as long as they are on the website.

Unfortunately Allen that doesn't work to stop copying because you can simply press the print screen button and paste the screen print into photoshop, crop out and the rest of the screen print and save. The code you posted could also be disabled by simply temporarily turning java-script off on your browser, copying the image and turning JS back on

 

[Ultramatic]

<span style="font-size: medium;">You're welcomed Eddie!</span>

 

[Ultramatic]

Admiral 1950

 

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Zenith 1955

<span style="font-size: medium;">My dad had one of these. </span>

 

 

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Zenith 1950

 

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General Electric 1950

 

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Capehart 1950

 

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Capehart 1950

 

[amyswasher]

Hmmm!!!

Wow, that Hawthorne looks soo familiar

 

[mpatoray]

Oh yes the Dumont Royal Sovereign.

30" and $2,000 of 1950 tech. This set has an amazing picture for the size and age of it. It is also a truly MASSIVE set!

Matt

 

[jetcone]

Hmm

I dont' see how anyone could stop me from finding one of these advertisements in a magazine, scanning it myself and using it.It is all either public domain now or still under copyright from the original manufacturer like Seagrams. I don't see how Jonwilliams can copyright a Seagrams ad no matter how old. Seagrams and its logos are still in business. "He" can copyright his site content, which he can prevent people from lifting and using, and we shouldn't do that here.

If jonwilliams has a FORD ad and tries to control its use he'll be in big trouble from a big company. I know , I have permission to use the Ford logo for small runs only, direct from their CLO. Ford controls <span style="font-family: 'arial black', 'avant garde';">all</span> use of the Blue Oval for sure, not some bojack Texas photographer.

I can see if someone scanned these as content for their site and copyrighted the whole site content , and we accessed their site content yes thats protected. But the actual ads themselves no, thats bojack.

So scan your own , take no money for it and avoid the bojack websites!

 

BTW nice ads, love that DUMONT tv, Royal Soverign love the name. Its like the Coronado Imperator washer!

 

[Ultramatic]

Lady Kenmore 1963

 

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General Electric 1960

 

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Whirlpool 1954

 

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Youngstown Kitchens 1951

<span style="font-size: medium;">Does anyone know whether these dishwashers are still in existence? </span>

 

 

[112561]

"There is nothing finer than a Stromberg-Carlson"

I love their Decor Ads, so elegant and tasteful, and even very stylish today. I have a 1956 or so hi fi console with a "Rangoon Bamboo" grille.

 

[jetcone]

ooo I love that 1960 GE------ BUT Louie

 

I thought Robert asked you to not post watermarked images, the GE has the jonwilliams water mark at the bottom.

 

 

Back to 1960's GE's:

 

I remember when Nancy Smith had her's delivered new across the street! She replaced an oil leaking 1953 machine and boy was that futuristic looking! I had never seen a florescent light on a washing machine before, it gave me dreams!

 

 

 

[Ultramatic]

Oops , that one slipped by...

<span style="font-size: medium;">thanks for catching that Jon. </span>