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Magazine ad for Tupperware found in the August 1965 issue of Sports Afield

A little bit on Fairman Wallace “Wally” Taber here and here. Dude studied photography with Ansel Adams.

The history of Tupperware parties. Did you know about Earl Tupper and his savior, Brownie Wise?

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This entry was posted in vintage ads and tagged advertising, ammo, ammunition, antique, branding, brands, brownie wise, containers, earl tupper, fishing, guns, history, hunting, kitchen, lures, marketing, midcentury, plastic, plastics, storage, tackle, tupperware, vintage, vintage ad, vintage advertising, wally taber on April 27, 2022 by Clayton Hove.

The new definition of horror: Vincent Price selling kitchen carpeting for Sears.

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This entry was posted in vintage ads and tagged ads, advertisements, carpeting, dupont, kitchen, magazine ads, print ads, sears, vincent price, vintage, vintage ads on January 4, 2017 by Clayton Hove.

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Ah, my first little North Dakota Tourism ad, way b

Ah, my first little North Dakota Tourism ad, way back when computers were steam-powered and we still had to include all that extra gibberish before the website.

I lost the argument over which line “now” should be on and it still makes me twitch, but otherwise not too shabby.

It was the Year of the Macarena.

#advertising #marketing #northdakota #branding #brands

Two nights. Two sammiches. Would you prefer more

Two nights. Two sammiches.

Would you prefer more summer sausage or more Muenster?

1962 • Perfect Endings - Chocolate Dessert and B

1962 • Perfect Endings - Chocolate Dessert and Beverage Cook Book by Nestlé’s

#cookbooks #recipes #chocolate #nestle #vintage

“Oooooh! Look at youuuuuuu! Everybody, look at M

“Oooooh! Look at youuuuuuu! Everybody, look at Mister Imagination making me all anthropomorphic by attributing human qualities to me and stuff! Ooooooh! Ooooh! Got a wee touch of the ol’ pareidolia, eh? Oooooooh!”

Today in new-to-me used hardcover books — Shady

Today in new-to-me used hardcover books — Shady Characters by Keith Houston • 2013

#books #reading #language #typography #characters #communication

Soiled Doves — What were their customers called… tainted tricks?

Linguine No. 13

Linguine No. 13

Someone in the Applebee’s kitchen didn’t know

Someone in the Applebee’s kitchen didn’t know when to stop squirting the water on the hot plate for the artifizzle.

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