Kodak Kodavox Tape Bob McCall

Kodak Kodavox Tape Bob McCallYear 1955 Poster Size 23. 2 x 15. 3" 59 x 39cm plus linen border Rolled Folded Other Rolled Artist Lantelme Condition Mint Condition Notes None item is in perfect condition and backed on museum quality linen. Gorgeous design for Kodak Kodavox tape produced in 1955 with wonderful mid century artwork by Lantelme. Reading "Pour Votre Magnetophone" or "For Your Magnetophone", the design sees a reel of tape looking at the Kodavox box with great interest.

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