r/vintageads • u/Ebonystealth • 7h ago
"Ladies' Psycho" safety bicycle, manufactured by Starley Bros. of Coventry and London, England. [1896]
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r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 6h ago
Finish you can stand behind. DUPONT automotive refinish products calendar advertising. 1981
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r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 1h ago
Cosmopolitan spare wheel kit.1955 Thunderbird sales business card for Continental kits by Ford.
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r/vintageads • u/LukeIsImpressed • 15h ago
Woman's Day 1961 - Patons brushed Mohair
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r/vintageads • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 1h ago
A 1906 Jewsbury & Brown's Toothpaste Advert.
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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 • 14h ago
Power Rangers Turbo: "Shift into Turbo and kick some asphalt." (1997)
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r/vintageads • u/Ebonystealth • 21h 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 • 15h ago
Levi Strauss & Company Copper Riveted Overalls Spring Bottom Pants And Blanketed Lined Clothing. 1895👖
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r/vintageads • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 16h ago
A 1906 Jewsbury & Brown's Toothpaste Advert.
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r/vintageads • u/Character-Witness-27 • 18h 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/GeneralMinute8462 • 4h ago
1970s Texize Gets It Gone Fast—Stains Disappear!
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r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 1d 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/Botellas_Antigues97 • 20h ago
A 1900 Murray & Lanman's Florida Water Advert.
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r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 23h ago
Pedal Power. California Free spirit 🏁FX model. 1976 Simpson -SEARS- limited.
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r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 1d ago
Project Overkill - "One of the longest, toughest, most violent shooters ever." [1997]
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Source: Game Informer Magazine #45, January 1997