Mace Electronics had a retail 'super store' at 2631 West 8th Street in Erie, PA. The store had its grand opening on September 19, 1968. This postcard was mailed June 16, 1977 to let a customer know that their cassette recorder had been repaired and they could pick it up at their earliest convenience. I'm not sure when this photo was taken, but you'll probably recognize some of the old cars parked out front. The Colony Plaza sign is visible in the reflection in the window above the red car.
Here is an article about the Grand Opening Sale: http://oldtimeerie.blogspot.com/2012/08/mace-electronics-grand-opening-w-8th-st.html
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Mace Electronics Grand Opening W 8th St Erie, PA 1968
Mace Electronics at 2631 West 8th Street in Erie, Pennsylvania had its grand opening on Thursday, September 19, 1968. Customers who spent at least $10 in the store received a free ladies raincoat.
You could save $50 off the price of an Ampex 861 portable reel to reel player, which was on sale for $249.95. Or you could pick up an 8-track player for $49.95. An AM-FM transistor radio sold for $1.99, and a portable Citizen Band CB was $8.88.
"We are loaded with real values in every department. Visit us this week for good buys and Free Gifts. Many are limited quantities...so hurry," read the ad in the Erie Daily Times.
Mace Electronics had a warehouse at 28 East 24th St. The business was owned by Mace Levin.
The Mace Spectacular IV was held at the Erie County Fieldhouse on Sept. 2, 1982. Click here for more info: http://oldtimeerie.blogspot.com/2012/06/mace-electronics-spectacular-5-erie.html
An a link to a "Mace Buck" and another Mace Spectacular: http://oldtimeerie.blogspot.com/2012/06/mace-electronics-mace-spectacular-at.html
You could save $50 off the price of an Ampex 861 portable reel to reel player, which was on sale for $249.95. Or you could pick up an 8-track player for $49.95. An AM-FM transistor radio sold for $1.99, and a portable Citizen Band CB was $8.88.
"We are loaded with real values in every department. Visit us this week for good buys and Free Gifts. Many are limited quantities...so hurry," read the ad in the Erie Daily Times.
Mace Electronics had a warehouse at 28 East 24th St. The business was owned by Mace Levin.
The Mace Spectacular IV was held at the Erie County Fieldhouse on Sept. 2, 1982. Click here for more info: http://oldtimeerie.blogspot.com/2012/06/mace-electronics-spectacular-5-erie.html
An a link to a "Mace Buck" and another Mace Spectacular: http://oldtimeerie.blogspot.com/2012/06/mace-electronics-mace-spectacular-at.html
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