1936 Johnnie Walker Have You Noticed Print Ad
This is a vintage Johnnie Walker Scotch ad. Next time you see someone with a brisk walk in the morning, you’ll know what they drank last night.
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This is a vintage Johnnie Walker Scotch ad. Next time you see someone with a brisk walk in the morning, you’ll know what they drank last night.
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Even in 1935 Coca-Cola had brand recognition on point.
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This classic 1934 Dodge ad uses durability as a selling point. With a great subhead readers think they should have bought a Dodge next time their truck breaks down.
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This ad tries to convince readers that they should be using medicine instead of whiskey for colds.
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In this 1962 print ad, Gillette uses social status to advertise the need for men to use their razors.
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This is a family friendly 1923 print ad for A1 Sauce.
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This copy heavy 1919 Campbell’s Soup ad answers the simple question. “What shall we have for dinner?” making dinner simple.
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No headline was needed for this 1916 Campbell’s Soup Ad.
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This is a famous 1962 Pink Dove Ad by Ogilvy.
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This print 1956 print ad by Ogilvy showing Schweppes as priceless cargo.
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This ad was published 2 weeks after the first lunar excursion modules landed on the Moon.
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In 1968 they literally printed a handwritten letter that was sent to Volkswagen’s head office as an ad.
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This Sony Ad showing the first alarm clock that you only have to set once.
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This 1966 ad focuses on the resale value of the Volkswagen.
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This 1962 print ad was part helps solve a problem when you run out of gas.
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This 1964 ad catered to men on reasons why they should buy a Volkswagen.
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One of the Classic Zippo Lighter Print ads from the 1960’s campaign. Showing that the Zippo still works 20 years later.
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This 1959 Volkswagen’s ad created by DDB changed the Advertising industry
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Part of Ogilvy’s Guinness Guide To… campaign.
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This is a 1976 Chivas Regal ad. They use price comparison to show this expensive scotch as a luxury item
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