All-American Ads 30s
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.15 (607 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 3822816205 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 768 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-29 |
| Language | : | Japanese, French, English, Spanish, German |
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3-8228-1620-5$39.99 / Taschen American LLC
Ronald E. Parsons said This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it.. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 19"This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it." according to Ronald E. Parsons. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 9-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 9.In 19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 9-19This book offers delight to the eye and mind. I love it. Ronald E. Parsons Book is 768 pages of print advertisements from the 1930s, nearly all of them in color. The book is large enough in its dimensions that the reader can see them and read most of them except the quarter- page ones. Some of them occupy full pages and others cover two pages. It is exactly what I was looking for. The ads are from magazines with few exceptions. Most of the ads were aimed at the middle and upper classes who still had money to spend after the Great Depression which began in 1929.In 1939-1940 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. 0 the US was preparing for WW II. The federal governmen. Craig Riecke said The "Other" Social History Book. You expect a book like this to be fun, and it is! The hard sell approach, the inflated claims, and the infamous phrase, "It isn't brand X if it doesn't say Y!" (as if your brain is scrambled) it's all hilarious now. And even when these techniques get tedious, the drawings and paintings are colorful and well-designed by themselves.The ads don't mention the Depression, but you can see it in the phrases "stretch your dollars" and "these days" That's a technique auto makers adopted after Sept. 11th, as in "we're getting America moving again with 0% financ. Five Stars great