Easter Candy Parade - Brach's

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Brach's Candy, 1960


Plus some random Playboy bunnies out front... :|

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Hot Cross Buns!

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A&P Stores & Jane Parker foods, 1948

Via the amazing http://gogd.tjs-labs.com


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Can you spot the typo?

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Easter Egg Dyes!

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McCormick/Schilling Food Color and Flavorings, 1957


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PAAS Egg Dyes, 1943

EASTER THEME: Cadbury Bunny ads

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I hope mod doesn't mind but I edited this to add this commercial :)

( One more, a newer one )

Easter Lilly 1940's

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Fleers

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St. Anton

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Bunny Hill lol

Easter Parade promo

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Easter, Traditional

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Western Union Telegrams, 1955

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The most terrifying bunny I've seen. (Corvair, 1960)

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Corvair, 1960

D:  I'm guessing the bunny mascot didn't catch on.

Seriously, if you have a bunny phobia, you do NOT want to watch this.  Bonus annoying tots, clowns, rear-mounted engines, a bottomless multidimensional front trunk, and other frightening things.

Easter Parade!

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Stetson Hats, 1947

Poor girl in the middle, she just hasn't quite cracked this nut.



Karo Syrup, 1939

On march the Dionne Quintuplets... full of 'food-energy sugar', whatever that means.



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Life, April 9, 1945

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Galak Chocolate (1960's)

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I just adore this ad. The kid's face is priceless! =D
Happy Easter everyone!

1987 Früsen Glädjé TV ad

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As I recall they had a series of these ads; I love the expression on the woman's face when she says she'd "do it again!"

Kelpamalt

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He's in great shape for someone from 1939.