[TG57Roadmaster]

One of the least-expensive areas of collecting is magazine ads, so let's see your favorites.
For me, this 1953 Nash 2-pager, illustrated and signed by the legendary Art Fitzpatrick,
is one of the greats...


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TG

[Centurion]

Tom, wow! That is really a cool Nash ad.

[Leonard Shepherd]

I like this one...

[TG57Roadmaster]

Sort of the Mother of All Ads, these large, LIFE gatefold pieces appeared annually in Automotive News.


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Measuring a whopping 32"x15", they make great conversation pieces.

TG

[TG57Roadmaster]

Len,

They never had ads like that in Kenosha...

Magnifique!

TG

[Packin31]

Here is one from a 1939 Fortune Magazine.

Anyone know how I can stop the diteration. It is like some acid or something spilled on it?

[Packin31]

More adverts

[Packin31]

I did not add that Reatta

This Olds is the one I added

[West Peterson]

Ummm...

[stock_steve]

Here are two that I like, featuring collie dogs (the first one I think I scanned from the most recent AA issue--sorry I don't have it in front of me right now to give proper credit):





Credit due also to our former AACA Librarian Kim Miller for her excellent article on collies in old car ads, as published in the March/April 2008 issue of Antique Automobile.

UPDATE: Ah, I was able to find a copy of that Kim Miller article, which appeared on page 17 of that particular AA issue (Mar/Apr '08), and she did indeed feature that same Packard ad--but it was not reproduced in color, as it is in this most recent (I believe) AA.