Old advertising

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An image shows a vintage Budweiser beer ad bearing the tagline "when you need to get her drunk."

The history of Tootsie Rolls, once America's favorite candy (and Tootsie Pops, too)

This is an example of testimonial propaganda. Testimonial propaganda uses a famous person to advertise the product , like how Einstein is for mentos.

Ahh! esta imagen de Coca es todo un clásico!

These advertisements all come from some mid to late 1800's Peterson's Magazines. I got a stack of them at an auction early in the summer, and they are just priceless! On the off-chance there is an advertising exec. reading this post today, TAKE NOTE - I don't care what you are selling, if your advertisements for products looked like these - I'd be your most faithful customer. These kinds of ads could make hemorrhoid cream sound romantic! {CLICK ON IMAGES TO DOWNLOAD} If

@PlanetBrandee Goes Vintage! _____ Hey, girl, hey! Full Circle Skirts. Corsets. High Heels for Grown Ups. We’ve chatted in the past about our mutual love for thrifted vintage, from tweeds, to disco…

Challenge yourself with this Vintage ad - Colgate jigsaw puzzle for free. 143 others took a break from the world and solved it

Getting an old magazine or newspaper is a fantastic way to start exploring the past. See how people once used their language, what was included, and excluded. Memorizing events is all fine and dandy, but these don’t actually show how people would approach everyday life. Advertisements are a great way to approach what people liked and wanted.

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