Showing posts with label Panasonic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Panasonic. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 January 2024

1972, Designs: cars, furniture, electronics, clothes III

Peugeot 204 Taxi H4 concept
- Designed by Yves Dubernard, France, 1972
- Produced by Heuliez, Cerizay, France, 1972
- Based on the Peugeot 204 with the 1130 cc engine
- Unveiled at the 1972 Paris Motor Show, France

Peugeot 204 Taxi H4 concept
Peugeot 204 Taxi H4 concept
Peugeot 204 Taxi H4 concept

Volvo VESC Concept (Volvo Experimental Safety Car)
- Produced and designed by Volvo, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1972
- Based on the Volvo 140 Series with a V8 engine
- Unveiled at the 1972 Geneva Motor Show, Switzerland

Volvo VESC Concept
Volvo VESC Concept
Volvo VESC Concept

Wire Lamp
- Designed by Verner Panton, Denmark, 1972
- Table Lamp

Wire Lamp
Wire Lamp

Panasonic Radio Rolling Tone RF 93
- Designed and manufactured by Panasonic, Matsushita, Osaka, Japan
- Portable AM/FM Radio

Panasonic Radio Rolling Tone RF 93
Panasonic Radio Rolling Tone RF 93

La Bomba Picnic Set
- Designed by Helen von Boch & Frederigo Fabbrini,West Germany / Italy, 1972
- Manufactured by Villeroy & Boch, West Germany, 1972

La Bomba Picnic Set
La Bomba Picnic Set
La Bomba Picnic Set

Levi’s for Gals Adverts, 1972

Monday, 28 September 2020

1972, Designs: cars, furniture, electronics, clothes II

Toyota RV-2
- Designed and produced by Toyota, Toyota City, Japan, 1972
- Based on the
Toyota Corona Mark II and Toyota S70 Crown
- Unveiled at the 19
72 Tokyo Motor Show
- It featured a
Toyota 2.6 L, L4 engine

Toyota RV-2

Toyota RV-2
Toyota RV-2
Toyota RV-2

Fiat City Car (X1/23)
- Designed by Centro Stile Fiat and produced by
Fiat, Turin, Italy, 1972
- Unveiled at the 19
72 Turin Motor Show
- It featured an electric engine (top speed 72.4 km/h and a claimed range of about 80.5 km)

Fiat City Car (X1/23)
Fiat City Car (X1/23)

Pony chair
- Designed by Eero Aarnio , Finland, 1972
- Produced by Asko Oy, Lahti, Finland, 19
72

Pony chair

Pony chair

Panasonic TR-005 “Orbitel” TV
- Designed and manufactured by Panasonic, Osaka, Japan
-
Also known as the Flying Saucer or Eyeball

Panasonic TR-005 “Orbitel” TV
Panasonic TR-005 “Orbitel” TV

Model DS 600 Non Stop Sectional Sofa
- Designed by Ueli Bergere, Eleonora Peduzzi-Riva, Heinz Ulrich and Klaus, 1972
- Produced by de Sede, Klingnau, Switzerland, 1972

Model DS 600 Non Stop Sectional Sofa
Model DS 600 Non Stop Sectional Sofa

1972 Volkswagen adverts

Volkswagen Super Beetle (US)

Volkswagen Super Beetle (US)

Volkswagen Transporter (T2, US)

Volkswagen Transporter (T2, West Germany)

Volkswagen Beetle (West Germany)

Volkswagen Beetle (France)


Sunday, 21 April 2019

1974, Designs: cars, furniture, electronics, clothes

Hyundai Pony Coupe Concept
- Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro at ItalDesign, Italy, 1974
- Produced by ItalDesign, Turin, Italy
- Based on the Hyundai Pony sedan
- Unveiled at the 1974 Turin Motor Show
- According to Giugiaro this car is the closest concept in drawing to the future Delorean DMC12


Hyundai Pony Coupe Concept
Hyundai Pony Coupe Concept
Hyundai Pony Coupe Concept
Hyundai Pony Coupe Concept
Lancia Mizar Concept
- Designed by Giovanni Michelotti, Turin, Italy, 1974.
- Produced by Studio Michelotti, Turin, Italy
- Based on the Lancia Beta 1800
- Unveiled at the 1974 Turin Motor Show
Lancia Mizar Concept
Lancia Mizar Concept
Lancia Mizar Concept
Lancia Mizar Concept
Lancia Mizar Concept
Tappeto Volante armchair
- Design by Ettore Sottsass, Milan, Italy, 1974
- Produced by Bedding Brevetti, Italy
- Lounge armchair of asymmetric form; stained beechwood, stretch-jersey, velvet and carpeting
Tappeto Volante armchair
Tappeto Volante armchair
Panasonic Dynamite 8 / RQ-830S
- Design and produced by Panasonic, Matsushita, National, Osaka, Japan, 1974
- Battery powered portable 8-track player with optional car adapter
- Available in red, blue, yellow, white and clear
Panasonic Dynamite 8 / RQ-830S
Panasonic Dynamite 8 / RQ-830S
First Playmobil figures
- Inventor/Designer Hans Beck, Zirndorf, West Germany, 1974
- Manufactered by Geobra Brandstätter GmbH, (West) Germany
- The first sets were knights, Native Americans, and construction workers
First Playmobil figures
First Playmobil figures
Harper's Bazaar Covers 1974
Anna Hitchcock Cover, January 1974
Stephanie-Louise Cover, February 1974
Lois Chiles Cover, March 1974
Pam Suthern Cover, April 1974
Stephanie-Louise Cover, May 1974
Cheryl Tiegs Cover, June 1974
Candice Bergen Cover, July 1974
Pam Suthern Cover, August 1974
Stephanie-Louise Cover, September 1974
Cheryl Tiegs Cover, October 1974
Cristina Ford Cover, November 1974
Cristina Ferrare Cover, December 1974