Daily Archives: January 15, 2010

1985: Turned Up Collars Were Cool

Posted on January 15, 2010 by ming01

Turned-up collars were cool in 1985, at least, if you believe this advertisement from Enderson Clothing, Inc. and I certainly do. Note the Cosby Sweater; I had at least a few sweaters in my wardrobe that were far, far, far … Continue reading →

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1960: Black and White Ad in a White and Black World

Posted on January 15, 2010 by ming01

This Terrace Park Dairy advertisement from 1960 really stood out from the rest of the newspaper, because instead of having a white background with black text, it has a black background with white text. That said, it’s hard to illustrate … Continue reading →

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1945: Pepsi-Cola Advertises to Mystery Fans

Posted on January 15, 2010 by ming01

Pepsi’s ad niche in 1945 was not as clear as Coca-Cola’s. As far as I could tell, Coca-Cola tied itself heavily to the war effort. Pepsi also had far fewer ads in the Daily Globe in 1945, and this is … Continue reading →

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