Art & Inspiration SHOW YOUR SALES BROCHURES & ADVERTISMENTS

1954 Chevrolet sales brochure. HRP

 

1950 Mercury Brochure. HRP

 

1934 Plymouth brochure. HRP

 

1932 Dodge magazine adverti*****t. HRP

 

Another 1932 Dodge adverti*****t. HRP

 

Just below the hamb radar

How about a rare 1964 Dodge Ramchargers brochure. HRP

 

The one year only 1956 Parklane wagon. HRP

 

I have what I think is a collection of every magazine ad for 1949 Chevrolets' published in the US. here are a few samples. the first one is the inside cover of the 1949 Indy 500 magazine

 

1965 Ford pickup magazine adverti*****t. HRP

 

1948 Crosley Brochure. HRP

 

I've got a nice full color sales brochure for the 1940 Plymouth Roadking, and another brochure in sepia tone. I like how the cover car on the brochure is the same color as my Coupe!

 

Magazine ad for the 1940 Plymouth sporty models...

 

I have found very little advertising for my 1936 Dodge pickup. Chrysler's ad budget was probably low during the depression. I have this tri-fold brochure showing every truck offered in '36

 

Last year at the swap meet I found a ratty sales brochure for the 1954 Dodge. But the page with the Red Ram was in great condition, I have it framed above my '54 Red Ram on the engine stand.

 

this is some adverti*****t of some sort. Im not sure if the object is real?

 

Here's a 36 Hudson brochure and some accessories sale pages from the 50's
These need a new home

 

May have been an E. L.A. edition.

 

I have always thought that some of the mfgs must have given their marketing depts a fair amount of "creative license" when designing their sales brochures, at least the ones I've seen from the 60's era. They always seemed to look lower, wider, and many times, it looked like the window tinting was darker than they actually were.

 

This is my favourite subject. great idea to start a thread about it. The art is just mind blowing. For me best time was late fifties to early sixties before photo's were becoming the norm, especially Art Fitzpatrick and Van Kaufmans stuff. They managed to sell you truth, justice, the American way and mom's apple pie, not just the car, amazing talent. This ad manages to convey not only the power of the car, but America's industrial strength and it's vastness also, which is no mean feat in a glossy advert, Don't know if it was AF & VK but they certainly can scribble.

 

And Chevrolet.
No better example than a 57 Chevy either!

 

@Tim has a pretty cool old Chevy ad from the Saturday Evening Post, maybe he'll throw up a pic of it.

 

2178449-64fcc9bc7235c59a9c4dbf167c31fd81 by Stu D Baker posted Feb 22, 2015 at 1:30 PM

 

I've got quite a few of these, I actually had to tell myself to stop looking until I figure out where the ones I have go lol. But this is the one @porkn****** mentioned

And this is one for a heater that I didn't buy this morning

 

'Spose these fit in here. Had them tucked away a while. All are thick paperboard and two large ones are supposed to be from 1938. Little one with Rita Hayworth 1941?

 

LIFE Feb 9, 1953

 

LIFE Apr 11, 1949