Vintage advertising -- found in my mother's basement, flea markets and various corners of the Internet -- dusted off and displayed for your viewing pleasure.
In 1952, two LA police officers and a skeleton named Mr. Statistic joined forces to warn drivers of the increased danger of traffic fatalities during Labor Day weekend.
Mary had an ashtray Full of ashes white as snow And every time she drove the car The tray would overflow. She dumped it on the road one day Which was against the rule, The road is very ugly now 'Cause she was such a fool.
The Federal Art Project sponsored by the Work Projects Administration produced color silkscreened prints on posterboard which have been collected by the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division."
The Federal Art Project sponsored by the Work Projects
Administration produced color silkscreened prints on posterboard which
have been collected by the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
Division."