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Image of Promotional glass ashtray, Magnolia Radio and Records, ca. 1960s
1994.7.12
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Promotional glass ashtray, Magnolia Radio and Records, ca. 1960s

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Magnolia Radio and Records opened in Seattle in the 1960s. It then became Magnolia Hi-Fi, and then Magnolia Audio Video, a retail arm of Best Buy.
ID Number: 1994.7.12
Date: Circa 1960
Physical Description: 1 Ashtray; glass, paint; 1 in.H x 3.5 in.W x 3.875 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1994.7.12
Subjects: Performing Arts and Music, Retail and Department Stores

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