Pyramid is one of the very few brands that use only 'wave' soldering. A fully-automated process for cent per cent accuracy.
The difference between an electronic sewing machine and a crude hand-stitch.
Khoj to Chitrahaar non-stop the 48-hour stress test.
The best time to service a TV is when it's working perfectly.
We call it preventive maintenance. And it's free service to all Pyramid owners.
Every three months during the first year, our engineer will pay you a visit.
He'll adjust your antenna, clean the set and give it a thorough check-up. Any minor problems are nipped in the bud.
48 hours! What was the need?
i have this tv, still working, thou we dont watch it, but its still there...
I have a Philips B&W with wooden cabinet. An Onida Color. But the thing i really liked is sadly gone, one of my cousin had a Weston B&W with rolling wooden shutters.
I can't tell you how thankful i am to you, for thi sblog of yours... doing a project on the evolution of indian advertising from 1950 onwards. needless to say, this is a superb archive. thanks!!
Glad to be of service :)
Sir,
Can you say something abould old magazines like Mirror, published from the Blitz Stable and Children's world.
Superb site
Sumal,
I don't have anything on those. Will post if i come across something.
Hi, I'm working on a project on the evolution of Indian Television. Would you know of places where I can find advertisements of old Television brands like the one you've posted here? Anything from before the 90's would do. Any available material would be an enormous favour. thanks. :)
I think I have couple of more TV ads. Will try to post them. Also you might want to check Indian Express Archives for more..