1947 Dr. Pepper ad
Now in this 1947 Dr. Pepper ad, we have a little girl out doing all the shopping for the family! An alarming trend I'm noticing at play here back in the '40s and '50s! :)
posted by Keith @ 9/23/2005
Vintage photos of lost Shopping Malls of the '50s, '60s & '70s
-
My Other Sites
- Deviled Ham
- Motel Hell
- Old Haunts
- Santa and Me!
- Sir Graves Ghastly
- Apache Plaza Tribute
- BIGMallrat's Blog
- The Box Tank
- Deadmalls.com
- Discount Stores of the '60s
- Dixie Square.Com
- Georgia Retail Memories
- Grocerying
- Groceteria.com
- International Council of Shopping Centers
- Labelscar
- Lakehurst Mall fansite
- LiveMalls
- Mall Hall of Fame
- MallHistory.com
- Paradox Unbound
- Remembering Retail
- Retail Traffic
- Rolling Acres dot Org
- Sears Archives
- Shopopolis
- That Mall's Sick And That Store's Dead!
- Universal Mall
- Archinect
- B.E.L.T.
- Bighappyfunhouse
- Boing Boing
- Coudal Partners
- Czeltic Girl
- DailyCandy
- A Daily Dose of Architecture
- decor8
- Eckankar
- Ecology of Absence
- Exquisitely Bored in Nacogdoches
- Eye of the Goof
- geosocial.net
- Guild Wars
- Houseplant Picture Studio
- jetsetmodern.com
- Lonely Pictures
- Lost Tulsa
- Martin Klasch
- Mike Nelson
- mod*mom
- Oh Joy!
- Plan59
- Pruned
- The Recent Past Preservation Network
- retroCRUSH
- Retrolounge
- Stumptown Confidential
- swissmiss
- Thighs Wide Shut
- Tick Tock Toys
- Ultra Swank
- X-Entertainment
- Park Central Mall
- Merle Hay Plaza
- 1957 Canada Dry ad
- California shopping center paking lot
- Oakbrook Center
- Vintage Kresge Davy Crockett button
- Chris-Town Mall
- Sears Shopping Center
- California shopping excursion (Riverside Plaza)
- Mayfair Mall
Friday, September 23, 2005
Now in this 1947 Dr. Pepper ad, we have a little girl out doing all the shopping for the family! An alarming trend I'm noticing at play here back in the '40s and '50s! :)To see more posts, click on the monthly links
in the "Archives" section of the sidebar.
in the "Archives" section of the sidebar.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home