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Did the Swedish Nightingale sing like the Swedish Chef? We’ll never know.

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Victor / Victrola magazine ad found in the February 1916 issue of Country Life in America

The True Story of P.T. Barnum and Jenny Lind

The hidden history behind Nipper, one of the most famous dogs in the world

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This entry was posted in vintage ads and tagged advertising, antique, branding, brands, gramophone, history, jinny lind, marketing, music, nipper, opera, RCA, record players, records, singer, singing, swedish, the greatest showman, victor, victrola, vintage, vintage ad, voice on July 14, 2022 by Clayton Hove.

Some ads are easier to Mach than others.

Arrow Mach II — From the May, 1970 issue of Car and Driver magazine

Dude totally can’t believe they stuck him in a room with a stupid gramophone.

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This entry was posted in vintage ads and tagged ads, advertisement, advertising, arrow, fashion, gramophone, Mach II, madras, retro, shirts, stripes, style, vintage on April 25, 2020 by Clayton Hove.

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A lovely surprise package showed up today from a friend!

Advertising: Methods and Mediums
1910, revised 1919
Thomas Herbert Russell, A.M., LL. D.
Assisted by a corps of Business Experts

I’m not too sure about his choices of comparing effective advertising frequency to the Chinese water torture or getting punched in the same eye a whole bunch of times, but you be you, Tom!

Can’t wait to find out what he used for advertising reach.

#advertising #marketing #branding

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Kimi’s German Burger

Kimi’s German Burger

The Northrop Black Widow was designed as a dedicat

The Northrop Black Widow was designed as a dedicated night fighter / pursuit plane with Double Wasp engines and Zap flaps, which is fun to say out loud.

Mechanix Illustrated - July 1945 #magazines #vintage #history #aviation

Life with Whisper the Wonder Puss #whisperthewond

Life with Whisper the Wonder Puss

#whisperthewonderpuss #whisper #cats #catsofinstagram

Getting mail from Japan brightens my day.

Getting mail from Japan brightens my day.

“You boys looking for some company this afternoo

“You boys looking for some company this afternoon?”

Mechanix Illustrated - February 1945 #vintage #magazines #autos

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