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SKU CAT-M5-L4BH Best Buy • January 11, 1998 THE 1998 TECH AISLE
This January 11, 1998 Best Buy circular brings an entire late-1990s electronics aisle back to life. Across 19 pages, home computers, console gaming, music, televisions, printers, and stereo equipment share the spotlight exactly as they did when Sunday ads helped plan the week’s wish list.
The mix is pure 1998 crossover nostalgia: Gateway and Packard Bell desktops, IBM and Toshiba systems, software, CDs, home-theater gear, plus Nintendo 64 games and accessories. It is a colorful price-and-product snapshot for vintage-computing, gaming, retail-history, and consumer-electronics collectors.
What Was on the Shelves
- Dated January 11, 1998
- Contains 19 pages
- Features Gateway, Packard Bell, IBM and Toshiba computing
- Includes Nintendo 64, software, CDs, stereos and televisions
- Measures approximately 8.5 x 10 inches
Condition Check
Good vintage used condition with light edge and corner wear, minor page waviness/curl, and small surface marks from normal handling and storage. Pages remain readable and substantially intact in the photos.
Item Specifics BrandBest BuyType of AdvertisingRetail newspaper circularDate of CreationJanuary 11, Nintendo 64, Music & Home TheaterFormatRetail newspaper circularPages19 pagesSizeApproximately 8.5 x 10 inchesLanguageEnglishColorMulticolor Shipping & Buyer Confidence
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