“Three dazzling colors—Real Gone Red, Real Cool White and Real Hot Orange…” - Dorothy Gray ad (1959)
(via old-ads-and-mags)
“You can’t stop the blaze of Blaze Red” - Town & Country Shoes ad (1950s)
“Finest Beer Served … Anywhere!” - Pabst ad
(Source: retrogasm)
“These Christmas packages of KODACHROME will ‘make the day’” - Kodak ad (1941)
“No man could ask for a more mellow greeting. No good friend deserves less.” - Johnnie Walker ad (1941)
“Once again it’s time to make a bowl of Merry Christmas!” - Four Roses ad (1941 Fortune)
“Made for S. Claus, Inc.” - Mallory #ad (1941 Fortune) #in
“Don’t be skinny” #ad “Ask your druggist for new improved Wate-On”
(Source: zoomar, via grooveland)
“Stay home for a mere blizzard?” (1937) #ad
“Have you the eyes of a great entertainer?” (1937) Cream of Kentucky Bourbon #ad (Illustration by Norman Rockwell)
“New Kelvinator Store Fixtures” (1937) #ad
“To nip a cold before it’s old, I Alkalize it well, sir” (1937) Alka-Seltzer #ad
“Kate Smith’s Favorite Recipes” (1939)
“America’s finest cocoa now amazingly low in price” (1973) #ad
“Young Folks’ Specials for the #Thanksgiving week-end” (1973) Baker’s Chocolate #ad
