10 Neat Ads from the 1960s

  • Posted by Alex
  • May 3, 2008

We’ve compiled a list of 10 neat advertisements from the 1960s. Enjoy the list after the jump.

1. 1966 Magazine Advertisement, Fresh Start, USA:

2. 1961 Magazine Advertisement, Handi-Wrap, USA:

3. 1969 Magazine Advertisement, ”Film Special: bimestrale sui problemi della comunicazione audiovisia”,Advertising Office: Studio S & F Cappellato, Milano, Italy:

4. 1969 Poster, ”Inverno nello spazio”, Advertising Office: La Rinascente, Milano, Italy:

5. 1969 Poster, ”Upim Scuola”, Advertising Office: La Rinascente-Upim, Milano, Italy:

6. 1969 Poster, ”Olivetti Lettera 32″, Advertising Office: Olivetti, Ivrea, Italy”

7. 1966 Magazine Advertisement, Plaza 8, USA:

 

8. 1967 Magazine Advertisement, ”Do the skate - Cut loose in Career Club Shirts”, Career Club Shirts, USA:

9. 1969 Magazine Advertisement, ”Pink is for Girls”, Lustre Creme,USA:

10. 1969 Publishing, ”Lolita (Vladimir Nabokov)”, Advertising Office: Arnoldo Mondadori Editore / F. Bocca, Milano, Italy:

 

 

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penny
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May 3, 2008 at 5:01 pm

My favorite were the ads with intellectual puzzles–”move three matches…” put put out by American Can Corporation.
I also enjoyed the ads with science innovations put out by Union Carbide.