Divinecaroline.com Posts Hilarious Vintage American Advertisements
Shelby Lee Walsh — October 3, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: divinecaroline
At DivineCaroline.com, there is a housekeeping section. In this section there is a recent post that has been getting tons of hits from Digg.com about American advertisements in the 40s, 50s and 60s. The article basically points out that there was an obvious innocence about these past generations that make their advertisements not only ineffective in today’s word, but also laughable.
“From sexual innuendos to brash examples of tomfoolery,” the above American advertisements will definitely make you hoot and holler.
“From sexual innuendos to brash examples of tomfoolery,” the above American advertisements will definitely make you hoot and holler.
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