1940s Advertising
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Payot Beauty Institute Paris, 1941
Payot Beauty Institute Paris, 1941
Dorothy Gray Cosmetics New York, 1943
Dorothy Gray Cosmetics New York, 1943
Drene Shampoo 1946
Drene Shampoo 1946
Ivory soap 1943
Ivory soap 1943
“Techni-color for your hair !”Eternol, 1947
“Techni-color for your hair !”Eternol, 1947
Latest Fashion Trends from Paris, 1944
Latest Fashion Trends from Paris, 1944
Drene Shampoo 1946
Drene Shampoo 1946
Drene Shampoo with hair conditioner 1945
Drene Shampoo with hair conditioner 1945
Ivory soap 1943
Ivory soap 1943
“Techni-color for your hair !”Eternol, 1947
“Techni-color for your hair !”Eternol, 1947
Payot Beauty Institute Paris, 1941
Payot Beauty Institute Paris, 1941
Dorothy Gray Cosmetics New York, 1943
Dorothy Gray Cosmetics New York, 1943
Well, there was a war going on in the early 1940s. In fact, American and British planes had jus
Well, there was a war going on in the early 1940s. In fact, American and British planes had jus
Cutex Nail Polish, 1947Theme Week: Makeup Adjusted for inflation, this dazzling luxury polish would
Cutex Nail Polish, 1947Theme Week: Makeup Adjusted for inflation, this dazzling luxury polish would
Dodge Meadowbrook (1949)
Dodge Meadowbrook (1949)
Buick 4-Door Sedan (1948)
Buick 4-Door Sedan (1948)
advertisingpics: Say good morning with Spam and Pancakes (1940s)
advertisingpics: Say good morning with Spam and Pancakes (1940s)
Plymouth (1941)
Plymouth (1941)
“With one shot he knocked out the fort, and the Germans surrendered” (1944)
“With one shot he knocked out the fort, and the Germans surrendered” (1944)
“More than 2 million General Electric motors will join the armed services this year” (19
“More than 2 million General Electric motors will join the armed services this year” (19
“How would he feel, each day, each hour, wearing a gas mask against the unexpected terror?&rdq
“How would he feel, each day, each hour, wearing a gas mask against the unexpected terror?&rdq
“Garbage? What’s garbage?” (1948)
“Garbage? What’s garbage?” (1948)
Jantzen, 1947
Jantzen, 1947
Knoll advertising, AD Alvin Lustig, 1940s
Knoll advertising, AD Alvin Lustig, 1940s
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