Big Old Cardboard, non-tobacco

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Posted By: Max Weder

Here's a thin cardboard advertising piece for the Liberty Magazine April 15, 1933 edition, advertising a Hugh Fullerton baseball article, with magazine pictured below. Other advertising pieces out there, other than the usual tobacco pieces?







Max

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Posted By: Ken W.

A thin book of rules, with a cardboard cover. Put out by a clothing store in Cleveland in 1919.

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

This hung in the Lincoln train station in 1957 - I placed a baseball bat next to it so you can see how big it is.

The ballplayer in the photo is local boy Bob Cerv


edited to add: here is my Liberty magazine contribution - 1935 - I'm guessing this is supposed to be the Bambino?

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Posted By: Joseph

Wartime trolley/bus ad. Next year it becomes a senior citizen.

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Posted By: Greg Theberge

Love the advertising. These are from our Beer Collection:

Some (the 1916 Sox, Braves, Providence Greys Celluloid Schedule) pre- War, some just post-war (the 1947 Schedule for the Sox and Braves) and some from the fifties (the rest). All advertising for Narragansett Brewing Company in Providence (1916) and Cranston (the rest) Rhode Island.


1916


1947


c. 1952


1956


1958

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Posted By: Clint

Winchester panel display. I wish I had the others.

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Posted By: ernest reyes

1911 art print, titled "Safe," featuring a runner sliding into home. The print is copyrighted "1911 by F. A. Schneider" and notes that the painting is by J. F. Kernan.



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