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Hello! Here you'll find vintage images, mostly from my flickr photostream. If I blogged one of your images and you would like me to remove it, please drop me a line. Thank you for your visit!
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- Sapporo Beer, Ebisu Beer and Asahi Beer, 1930s
- Wesson Oil, 1926
- Wesson Oil, 1921
- S. Soltz, O-Cedar Mop Polish, 1916
- O-Cedar Mop Polish, 1915
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- Centaur, 1967
- Muraline, 1947
- Gem, 1947
- Asahi and Saporo Beer, 1930s
- Crab skin cream ad, 1930s
- William Donahey, Monarch Food Products, 1928
- Hamilton Beach Popcorn Popper, 1974
- Marjorie Torre Bevans, Royal Baking Powder, 1920
- LePage's Tube Glue, 1919
- Pablum cereals, 1952
- Lamport & Holt Cruise Line, 1912
- Milton Glaser, computer ad, 1971
- Charles of the Ritz, 1962
- Ligne underwear, 1950s
- Pillsbury, 1954
- Phillips fridge
- Friendship Garden cosmetics, 1961
- Sausages Aveirense
- Tokalon pink cream, 1947
- Kolynos Dental Cream, 1947
- Japanese White Powder Foundation, 1930s
- Letocreme, 1930s
- John Held Jr., Lucky Strike Half and Half Tobacco,...
- Fleisher Yarns, 1919
- Marjory C. Woodbury, Kilburnie Zephyr Gingham, 1918
- Port Wine, 1975
- Yardley of London, 1966
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5 comments:
Any idea why everything is "teenie weenie"?
I can't be sure, but I think these are characters from a comic of the time.
I found this page (http://the-tw-king.com/pages/trading-cards), which shows the Teenie Weenie trading cards that were included in Monarch Toffee. So cute!
Thanks for the link, they are very sweet. :)
The Teenie Weenie's were a syndicated comic series by William Donahey. He was approched by Monarch Foods wanting to tie his little people into the advertising of their products. I met him in the '60s at his studio in Chicago. As we talked, he sketched a frame for me that I still have displayed.
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