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There might still be whiff of 'boys toys' about cars but it's nothing when compared to the advertising that went on years ago

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

General Foods International Coffee ads from the '70s and '80s had cozy vibes, sweet flavors and a jingle you still can't get out of your head.

Tobacco marketing has employed all sorts of effective (and often dubious) methods to get cigarettes into our mouths and tar into our lungs. One challenge they have faced it to get both men and women to inhale their carcinogenic fumes. For men, it’s fairly easy. We’ve covered this before: just feature a sexy woman, and … Continue reading "She Sells Smokes: 30 “Women-Only” Vintage Tobacco Ads"

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Point of Purchase Advertisement; Hershey's Cocoa; man drinking cup of cocoa; banner "HERSHEY'S" 1934 Accession: T98.07 Contact Hershey Community Archives for more information about this image. HersheyArchives.org 717-533-1777

Quaker’s new cereal Diet Frosted is so deliciously sweet you can’t believe it has no sugar. Cloister in a speech balloon for a Quaker ad from 1965, featuring Elizabeth Montgomery, “star of ABC’s new televison show ‘Bewitched’”.

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Bill Crider's Pop Culture Magazine: Today's Vintage Ad

Never forget your pink short sleeved vintage candy striped shirts...oh and a coke, obvs.

"Scientific Evidence"

You’re a web designer living large in the 21st century. Your job is defined by screens and software. What in the world could you possibly learn about design from a bunch of old dusty print ads? The answer of course, is “a ton.” Today we’re examining one of the most ...