Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts

Sunday, July 7, 2013

Chrysler Corportation Brings to 1958...New Meanings for the Car Buyer

They're Here! On the next 6 pages CHRYSLER CORPORATION shows you why for '58...more than ever THE FORWARD LOOK is the ADVANCE DESIGN!

Chrysler Corportation Brings to 1958...

1958 Plymouth - Ahead For Keeps!

Swept Wing '58 by Dodge

Mighty Chrysler for '58

New 1958 De Soto

Announcing for 1958...the Triumphant New Imperial

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

New Departure Ball Bearings

Back in the late 1950s and early 1960s General Electric released a series of ads hyping their line of "New Departure" In the ads, potential products of the near future were made possible by New Departure. The future was a utopia of easy to use products/services that made "modern" life a breeze.

Trip-a-matic 1960?

Wonder Warehouse 1962?

Bake-O-Mat 1960?

Drive-In Market 1959?

Complete Angler 1958?

Automatic Lumberjack 1958?

Portable Air Conditioner 1963?

Super Chef - 1965?

Automatic Home Laundry 1965?

                                              Neatfreak Double Sorter Laundry Hamper

Monday, February 11, 2013

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

1959 Phillies Official Score Card - Aug 21, 1959 (Game 1 of a Doubleheader)

This is a scorecard from the first game of a doubleheader between the San Francisco Giants and the Philadelphia Phillies. The final was 6-0 San Francisco. The heros of the game for the Giants were Orlando Cepeda and Daryl Spencer. The losing pitcher in the game was Hall of Famer Robin Roberts.

Here is the box score from that game.

1959 Phillies Official Score Card - Aug 21, 1959 Game 1 of a Doubleheader

Here's The Pitch!     You're Safe National Leaguers in Hall of Fame  Glenwood Esso ServicenterDrop Those Matches, Lady!   You're SafeKrass Bros.     All New for '59 New Phillies Infielders Adelphia Business School        

Key Bowling Centers


Better makins Marlboro

Speck Cadillac Oldsmobile

Treat Yourself to Ortliebs

Cool Off

                               Working Man's Special Concession Prices Sea Spray Frankfurters The Nation's Champs After The Game Bite Size Pretz-L Nuggets Favorites in PhiladelphiaAsk The Boy Why Not You? How To Score Big? Biggest
Ortlieb's - The Wet Beer

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

To Women Who Don't Sleep Well

In the late 1950s, M.C. Schrank Co. ran a series of ads in New Yorker magazine. The ads were meant to help push their line of nighttime clothing by blaming insomnia on uncomfortable clothing. I have had a very hard time finding out if the ads were successful in helping push sales or if they just succeed in weirding me out and causing me sleepless nights worrying about tiny women cavorting on my hands and face.

To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


A Loaf of Bread, a Bit of Cheese and Thou...


Schrank Equals Money In The Bank


To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


To Women Who Don't Sleep Well


To Women To Women Who Don't Who Don't Sleep Well Sleep Well