PLIOFILM A-Z Alphabet Series, 1940s

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Pliofilm was a clear plastic (rubber hydrochloride) developed by Goodyear, used for wrapping and storage (and clothing!).  They made a great series of ads, of which I've found barely half.  If you discover more (there's another similar series of which I have only 2, as well), please let us know.

Herewith, their A-Z series from the mid-1940s (1946-48).  Or rather, B, C, D, F, G, J, L, M, O, P1, P2, R, S1, S2, W, & X.  Not surprisingly, they were straining with "X". ;D

ETA: Thanks to noluck_boston for tracking down A, C2, and M2! :)







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A preview:

If It Please the Court.....

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I'm a lawyer, but I have never once been tempted to try this.

IN PENS WE TRUST

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See even then, people were jumping on the "Over-Patriotic" bandwagon.

I wonder if that could be a weekend theme?