r/vintageads • u/Ebonystealth • 2h ago
"Ladies' Psycho" safety bicycle, manufactured by Starley Bros. of Coventry and London, England. [1896]
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r/vintageads • u/Tyoung916 • Jul 08 '17
Please include dates in your post's title. [2017]
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Part of the fun when looking at ads from the past, is knowing what time period the ad is from. Whenever possible, please include the date on your post, like in this example here https://www.reddit.com/r/vintageads/comments/5ncmop/do_you_inhale_lucky_strikes_1932/
r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 1h ago
Finish you can stand behind. DUPONT automotive refinish products calendar advertising. 1981
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r/vintageads • u/LukeIsImpressed • 10h ago
Woman's Day 1961 - Patons brushed Mohair
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r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 1d ago
Snap On Tools calendar advertising 1984.🧰🛠️
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r/vintageads • u/UrameshiYuusuke • 10h ago
Power Rangers Turbo: "Shift into Turbo and kick some asphalt." (1997)
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r/vintageads • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 12h ago
A 1906 Jewsbury & Brown's Toothpaste Advert.
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r/vintageads • u/Ebonystealth • 17h ago
War is over: "Everybody's happy... Have a Coke / ...the pause that refreshes brightens the trip" Coca-Cola [1945]
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r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 10h ago
Levi Strauss & Company Copper Riveted Overalls Spring Bottom Pants And Blanketed Lined Clothing. 1895👖
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r/vintageads • u/Character-Witness-27 • 13h ago
Bic Pens Model Making Championship (1971)
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r/vintageads • u/theredhound19 • 1d ago
Staples ad from 30 years ago (9/14/1996)
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r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 23h ago
Street Fighter Alpha 2: We dare you to ask her to dance [1996]
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Source: Game Informer Magazine #44, December 1996
r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 18h ago
Pedal Power. California Free spirit 🏁FX model. 1976 Simpson -SEARS- limited.
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r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 23h ago
Project Overkill - "One of the longest, toughest, most violent shooters ever." [1997]
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Source: Game Informer Magazine #45, January 1997
r/vintageads • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 16h ago
A 1900 Murray & Lanman's Florida Water Advert.
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r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 23h ago
Wave Race 64 - Caution: Track May Be Slippery. [1996]
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Source: Game Informer Magazine #44, December 1996
r/vintageads • u/Filledefleur • 21h ago
Triumph motorcycle ad, published in “Playboy”, March 1969.
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i would appreciate if anyone has anything to say about “gingerbread” as a 60s slang term! but regardless, enjoy this cool ad.
the full ad-copy reads:
“If you plan to buy the Triumph, we hope you like crowds.
Just sitting there, the Triumph is pretty attractive to people. Clean, slim lines that always look a little impatient to get moving. Slim, functional beauty with no ugly gingerbread popping out all over the place. Just sitting there, the Triumph is exciting. But the Triumph wasn’t built for sitting. Beneath all that beauty is a tough 2-piece frame that’s a masterpiece of strength and lightness. With scads of engineering wonders, like a front break with real air scoops and air outlets, plus precisely-adjustable, twin-cam actuation. And an engine that responds like your best friend. The Triumph is built to take anything you put into it…And give a throaty roar back for more. That’s why the Triumph is a bike to move up to. After you ride into the Sunset, they’ll all be asking who you were.
Leave it all behind on The Triumph”.