1920s advertisements vintage ads

A polychrome offset lithograph, depicts a flapper girl distributing cigars to a pair of gentlemen, 'Introducing La Tosella 10 cent And Up Cigar,' signed The Bingham Co. Phila. lower right.

Oreo sandwich biscuits. 1912.

Which company used this tagline: "Is it always illegal to kill a woman?"

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From 1924 a page of advertisements including floor polish, cigars, tobacco, pencils etc.

The history of Tootsie Rolls, once America's favorite candy (and Tootsie Pops, too)

This vintage advertisement for a Densmore typewriter is from the July 1897 issue of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. And here is the cleaned up image of the typewriter from the ad. Click on images to enlarge. Related posts that may interest you: Antique Yost Typewriter Antique Caligraph Typewriter Antique Typewriter Clip Art

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From Hennessy and Listerine to Lucky Strike and Whitman’s Chocolates, look back at the amazing ad visuals and copywriting from 1913 through 1936.