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‘Wolcott’s Instant Pain Annihilator’, 1867Source
Great Tulip Book, during the time of “Tulipomania”, 17th century, Watercolour. Via Norto
Get your garters on! Nineteenth century advert from the American Garter Company.
Ad for the Studebaker Avanti, 1963.
Illustration by Robert McGinnis; advertising artwork for Ossie Davis’ Cotton Comes to Harlem (
Fritz Lewy, promotional ad for a packaging design studio, from the magazine Die Reklame, 1926. iaddb
“The Saturday Evening Post”, Oct. 25, 1947Lynn Bari hawking Sinclair Motor OilSource
“Angry Young Computer” ad, 1964. Burroughs Corporation, Detroit, USA. Source. The console of the B20
Radio T 340 W, 1931-32. Advertising poster 1935. Telefunken, Berlin. The model was soon named “Katze
macrolit:This legit makes me happy: A vintage matchbook advertising Modern Library (my favorite publ
walthisney:Banksy on Advertising : Stealing with Styling !
Dr. Oetker advertising sign, 1930s. Enamel. Germany. Via Dorotheum
“Im saying though… that shit was wack” (1994).
pfghhh:“this ghost has been a rock solid friend and constant companion”That was an extre
By Dmitry Chapala.
Cover design of brochures for the Renault range, 1970s. It is the backside and front page. Unknown a
Carl Regher, design of the first Imagination brochure for Champion Paper, Ohio, 1963. Chicago, USA.
canary3d-obsessed:getplume:Gender affirming hormone therapy, by trans people for trans people.Sign U
George Lucas (and some of his Star Wars characters) in Japanese ads for Panasonic.
talesfromweirdland:George Lucas (and some of his Star Wars characters) in Japanese ads for Panasoni
talesfromweirdland:George Lucas (and some of his Star Wars characters) in Japanese ads for Panasoni
Advertising photos of VW Variant, 1962-67. Volkswagenwerk, Germany. Agency: GGK, Gerstner, Gredinger
1959 Buick Invicta 4 Door Hardtop
Niklaus Stoecklin, advertising poster for Bell meat company, 1955. Switzerland. Stoecklin was the fa
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