What Floats My Boat

united of omaha by killingtime2 on Flickr.

LOVE IT. Reminds me of this ad:
http://what-floats-my-boat.tumblr.com/post/1606149992/designed-by-robert-roser-late-50s-early-60s-i

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#vintage #advertising #cats

vinylespassion:

Cavalier, September 1969

(via hoodoothatvoodoo)

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#vintage #advertising #1960s

Detail from a Frigidaire dryers ad
1957

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#vintage #illustration #frigidaire #advertising #1950s

Detail from this ad
1956

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#vintage #advertising #food

whittneydoll:

The best.

1964

So clean!

(via bayamontate)

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#vintage #liquor #gin #advertising #typography

Tupperware commercial
c. 1961

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#vintage #1960s #advertising #commercials #tupperware #plastics

Still from a 1960s Tupperware commercial

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#vintage #tupperware #1960s #advertising #design

Being compared with the most tasteless, colorless food I can think of…how flattering.

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#vintage #advertising #1950s #food

1958

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#vintage #meat #food #1950s #advertising

From the magazine “Women And Home”
May, 1958

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#vintage #advertising #1950s

Detail from THIS Frigidaire brochure

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#vintage #ephemera #advertising #illustration

Meet Your Meat-Man Half Way
1941

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#vintage #illustration #advertising

Designed by Aleksandr Rodchenko (Russian Constructivist)
1924

Obvious inspiration for Franz Ferdinand’s “You Could Have It So Much Better” album art:

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#vintage #design #1920s #franz ferdinand #russian constructivism #constructivism #russia #advertising

elizabethspiridakis:

giovanni pintori for the olivetti graphika, 1959

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#vintage #olivetti #1950s #typewrite #advertising #design #giovanni pintori

Bell Telephone System Ad
1958

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#vintage #advertising #1950s #communications