Ad for Dr. Price's Baking Powder, Omaha Daily Bee, April 30, 1895
"Not all Talk," ad for Sapolio Soap, Appleton's magazine, 1908 (PM-0761)
Mogul Cigarettes, Dancing to the Victrola, The Theatre Magazine, August 1915
"Just Like New!" Photoplay Magazine , October 1917
3-in-One Oil 1918
1920 Advertising
Calendar from Trivers Clothes Milwaukee, WI - Victrola in Background
- 2 1/4" X 5 1/2
Glidden Paints - The Saturday Evening Post 1920
Johnson's Prepared Wax - The Ladies' Home Journal, April 1922, p. 129 (Courtesy University of Michigan) (See full ad)
Johnson's Prepared Wax - The Ladies' Home Journal, May 1922, p. 109 (Courtesy University of Michigan)
Vitrolene Furniture Polish, The Talking Machine World, February 1923
Congoleum, The Saturday Evening Post, 1923
Elsie dancing to the Phonograph, Borden's, Life, 1949 (PM-2140)
Delsey Toilet Paper, 1954 Circa 1957 postcard advertising 6-piece furniture set
1957 6-piece furniture set in catalogue U.S. Gympsum, 1959
Interior Decoration A to Z by Betty Pepis 1965
Coppertone, 1968
"I danced every day -- and there were plenty of 'cut-ins'. Listerine magazine ad, 1942
Husband has been ignoring his wife because of bad breath. Dentist recommends Colgate. Colgate newspaper ad, 1943
Pacific Sheets, 1945 (PM-0898)
Little Lulu's Tips to add life to records, Life, July 1951 1954 Listerine magazine ad
1960 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport magazine ad
Burlington Men's Socks Ad, 1961 (PM-2042)
Salem Cigarettes, 1964
Ozite Carpet Tiles in Rec Room with Retro open horn LP Phonograph, 1968 (PM-2043)
Lanier Business Products, 1970
Healthknit® postcard for ordering blazers and "Slim Jims" c.1965
Arrow Shirts, 1970
Levi's Womenswear,
1979 Paper Mate Accu-Point Roller Pen magazine ad, 1985
Carlton Cigarettes, Magazine ad, 1999
Kool Cigarettes, Magazine ad, 2003
MasterCard, 2004
Barbizon Chemisette, 1958
Espirt Advertising Postcard, 1997
His Master's Scratched Record
2013 Trader Joe's Thanksgiving Ad
Boden Catalogue, February 2015
Amazon ad in Time magazine, November 2015, Vol 186 No. 20
Scotch Magic Tape Dispenser C-45, 2019
The New York Times Magazine described the "already-infamous Apple ad — the one in which a giant mechanical compactor violently crushes a bunch of musical instruments, books, sculptures, art supplies and toys, turning them into an iPad Pro" in their June 6, 2024 article. The headline was then quoted from another article “Apple’s New iPad Ad Is a Neat Metaphor for the End of the World.” "We’re used to distrusting ads because of their tendency to deceive. “Crush!” might be something different: an unintentional artifact of the truth, not yet compressed beyond recognition by the machine." Peter C. Baker, Ibid. Apple offered an apology saying they had made a mistake and that they wouldn't air the ad on TV. "It wants to move on, and it wants you to do the same" noted Baker. The Apple ad, however, can be seen on the Official Apple YouTube channel "Crush! iPad Pro which notes: "Apple’s more than 160,000 employees are dedicated to making the best products on earth, and to leaving the world better than we found it."
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