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4th of July
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write-light.livejournal.comDid everyone get their 4th of July Tom Collins?
( Old Mr. Boston Dry Gin, 1940 )
And the 4th of July molds I made to go with the ham?
( Swift's Premium Ham, 1941 )
After the singalong to Yankee Doodle Dandy, by George M. Cohan
( John Hancock Insurance, 1954 )
it's finally time for the fireworks!
Coca-Cola, 1952
full size LEFT SIDE & RIGHT SIDE - 750x970 each
( Old Mr. Boston Dry Gin, 1940 )
And the 4th of July molds I made to go with the ham?
( Swift's Premium Ham, 1941 )
After the singalong to Yankee Doodle Dandy, by George M. Cohan
( John Hancock Insurance, 1954 )
it's finally time for the fireworks!
Coca-Cola, 1952
full size LEFT SIDE & RIGHT SIDE - 750x970 each
write-light.livejournal.comSeagram's Gin, 1974
This definitely calls for a round of WTH is going on here?
AND TWO MORE OVER HERE.
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This definitely calls for a round of WTH is going on here?
AND TWO MORE OVER HERE.
.
Hiram Walker's Gin (1947)
Sep. 30th, 2011 09:21 pmpikkewyntjie.livejournal.comAnother ad with weird, undersized people messing with your booze.
Actually, I'm kind of impressed with this ad's attempt at diversity--for the time, anyway. Everyone is in traditional dress, but no race is made to look any more foolish than another. They all look equally dorky.
Actually, I'm kind of impressed with this ad's attempt at diversity--for the time, anyway. Everyone is in traditional dress, but no race is made to look any more foolish than another. They all look equally dorky.
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Contest entry
May. 5th, 2011 05:05 amcactuswren.livejournal.comSports Illustrated, May 1959, and I may never in my life have seen anything so perfectly, exquisitely 1959 as this image:
