Record Album Store Display Ad

Back in 1980, while vacationing in Fort Lauderdale, I went into the Peaches Records Store just to browse. In there I saw a cardboard display ad for the album "Partners In Crime" by Rupert Holmes (You may recall the big hit "Escape - The Pina Colada Song"). The album cover itself did not have any handcuffs pictured but this display ad had the album being held up by a pair of hands in handcuffs. Looking back, this ad was actually one of the things that sparked my interest in collecting cuffs.

I've been searching for an image of it but have found nothing. I was just wondering if anyone else recalls seeing that display ad back then. It's possible the ad may have also run in music trade magazines like Billboard or Cashbox. That'll be my next attempt.

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Back in 1980, while vacationing in Fort Lauderdale, I went into the Peaches Records Store just to browse. In there I saw a cardboard display ad for the album "Partners In Crime" by Rupert Holmes (You may recall the big hit "Escape - The Pina Colada Song"). The album cover itself did not have any handcuffs pictured but this display ad had the album being held up by a pair of hands in handcuffs. Looking back, this ad was actually one of the things that sparked my interest in collecting cuffs.

I've been searching for an image of it but have found nothing. I was just wondering if anyone else recalls seeing that display ad back then. It's possible the ad may have also run in music trade magazines like Billboard or Cashbox. That'll be my next attempt.

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Back in 1980, while vacationing in Fort Lauderdale, I went into the Peaches Records Store just to browse. In there I saw a cardboard display ad for the album "Partners In Crime" by Rupert Holmes (You may recall the big hit "Escape - The Pina Colada Song"). The album cover itself did not have any handcuffs pictured but this display ad had the album being held up by a pair of hands in handcuffs. Looking back, this ad was actually one of the things that sparked my interest in collecting cuffs.

I've been searching for an image of it but have found nothing. I was just wondering if anyone else recalls seeing that display ad back then. It's possible the ad may have also run in music trade magazines like Billboard or Cashbox. That'll be my next attempt.

Anon, wrong again LOL