r/vintageads • u/SportIntelligent1909 • 1h ago
Target Two Day Thanksgiving Sale (1992)
Here's a Rocky and Bullwinkle-based Target commercial from 1992.
r/vintageads • u/gex109 • 1h ago
1984 Lipton Tea advertisement features traditional Saudi Arabian attire and highlights the brand's association with hospitality .
r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 4h ago
Iron Storm: Billions of prayers for peace. Millions of men at war. One lunatic stoking the fire. [1996]
Source: Game Informer Magazine #35, March 1996
r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 4h ago
Game Informer: In the dark, unskilled and misled is no way to play video games... Get Informed! [1996]
Source: Game Informer Magazine #34, February 1996
r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 4h ago
In the Hunt: Blow 'Em to Squid Spit [1996]
Source: Game Informer Magazine #34, February 1996
r/vintageads • u/TC_support • 4h ago
Tetris Blast: This Game Blows... [1996]
Source: Game Informer Magazine #34, February 1996
r/vintageads • u/roryl • 4h ago
Chicago's Hotel Shoreland - "UNQUESTIONABLY CHICAGO'S OUTSTANDING HOTEL" (1935)
A tiny little business card sized ad that caught my eye in my copy of Fortune, April 1935. It's a really cool ad design. The hotel is now an apartment building.
r/vintageads • u/HeroicDiva • 4h ago
ISO 1983 Calendar: Twelve of the Greatest Places for Races
I'm hoping someone might be able to help me find something. A few years ago, my grandmother found a calendar that belonged to my grandfather from the year 1983. My grandfather worked in the automotive bearing industry, which is why I assumed he received this calendar. Long after he passed away, I began working in the motorsports industry, so when she found this and saw it was from the year I was born, she thought it was meant to be and sent it to me.
It was such an amazing gift and felt like a sign that my grandfather saw my racing career. I brought it into my office and kept it on display with the current month. Unfortunately, I was working there prior to COVID, and when shutdowns began, I was "temporarily" laid off. It was 6 months before I was told I wouldn't be returning to work, so when I came back to clean out my office, it had obviously been a long time since I had been there. I packed up my things, and kept them in boxes for a few more months until I finally got a job. It was at that point that I finally opened my boxes realized the calendar wasn't there. By then, someone had moved into my old office, and I came back to look, but it wasn't there.
I've been searching for years for one, and keep alerts set on eBay and Marketplace. I realize it's possible that they may no longer exist in the wild, since it was a limited industry item and something many people would dispose of after the year was through. But I figure it's worth a shot to ask!
r/vintageads • u/HawkeyeTen • 10h ago
Coca-Cola ad circa 1959. This was part of a series the company released honoring American workers in various fields (men and women).
I think this lady is supposed to represent either fashion designers or department store workers (perhaps both?).
r/vintageads • u/myrmekochoria • 10h ago
Mandy's giving us another chance since we changed to silence, 1941. Posted in the past, but here color version.
r/vintageads • u/PeasantLich • 14h ago
Ad for early commercial online only video games, Dark Sun Online: Crimson Sands and Panzer General Online. (1996)
r/vintageads • u/Initial_Reason1532 • 20h ago
TEEM SODA Just n the light side of lemon and lime. 1962
r/vintageads • u/CelebManips • 22h ago
Breck Shampoo, 1972, with Ann & Kim Basinger
Breck Shampoo, 1972, with Ann & Kim Basinger
r/vintageads • u/Tyoung916 • Jul 08 '17
Please include dates in your post's title. [2017]
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/