1950s – 20 Fabulous Ads From The Golden Era (Part 4)

We’ve reached the 4^th part of our 1950s – 20 Fabulous Ads From the Golden Era and we think you will be glad to see this series continued. Now, you need to know that the 1950s were marked by profound protectionism as the countries involved in the Second World War were rebuilding their economies. This is the case with the UK and the US (see for example Buy American Toys ad). Also, another recurrent them is the war – but this time it’s about Korea! Therefore, Coca-Cola has adapted its ads accordingly, as well as Conrad Hilton, the founder of the Hilton Hotels Empire (America on its Knees).

Now, other great brands are also present. For instance, you’ll see two ads from Lucky Strike and ads from Motorola, Schlitz or Chesterfield. As you’ve probably notice by now, most of the ads from the 1950s are drawings, rather than photos. Nevertheless, enjoy, be inspired and if you will like this article, then please share it with your friends or community! Many thanks! Cheers!

P.S. You would probably like to see 1950s – 20 Fabulous Ads From the Golden Era(Part 1) and (15+51) Fabulous Ads From The 1960s (Series Finale).

 

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Lucky Strike (1951)

 

Coke (1951)

 

Giving the Little Woman the Willys, 1953

 

the Canadian Tea Council 1957

 

Lucky Strikes Thanksgiving, 1950

 

America on Its Knees, 1952

 

Our Little Cut-up, 1952

 

TWA… family affair! 1950

 

Studebaker Starliner For ’52

 

Scandinavian Airlines System 1953

 

Schlitz Beer Ad 1951

 

Give Chesterfield in the Carton that Glows* for Real! (1956)

 

Give American Toys, 1953 (or advertised protectionism)

 

Judy Bond Shirts Ad 1954

 

New York Central – 1953

 

Nibbles-Is My Face Red, 1954

 

British American Oil Company (1957)

 

MOTOROLA TV Dealer Sales Portofolio (USA 1958)

 

Proctor toaster 1950

 

Gold Medal Flour – 1956