- A Birmingham News cartoon from the civil rights era, circa June 1967.
- Bike
- Operation Can-Quit - Anti-Smoking Pamphlet - 1971 - United States.
- For the Greatest Effort - France, 1918
- Hold them off!, World War II British poster, (Date unknown)
- Canciones para escuchar tomando en una mesa de estás
- Sigh
- Art adventures
- Advertising Art
- 1960s political cartoon mocking the idea that MLKs protests were peaceful
- old times
- Berlin Wall
- Advertising - Unusual
- Marius Van Dokkum
- This sign wishes you luck on the road, but its shape wishes you something else.
- That’s no doctrine of mine! Vote for the Social Democrats! [Slovenia, 1919]
- Advertising
- A-MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK
- Norman Rockwell
- Editorial Design
- Some anti war USSR poster. Apparently it says something like No need for war (could be wrong because i cannot read it) (date unknown)
- Scored this ice cream maker brand new in box for $7 at St. Vinnies
- Social Realism
- U.S.A. WW2 Strength of Industry Poster
- Aleksander Rodchenko : Алекса́ндр Миха́йлович Ро́дченко
- If the menu items were actually named what the chef yells for
- The European Community - Smiling at Each Other, Then a Knife Behind the Back, Russian propaganda poster, 1930s
- WayBack Machine
- A vintage British health poster from World War II. “A Handkerchief In Time Saves Nine and helps to keep the nation fighting fit. Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases”. Date unknown.
- Protecshroom - the ensurer of the longer trip
- US anti-food wastage poster during war against Japan - 1940s
- Gratis!
- 1893 (★) Chicago, World Columbian Exhibition
- “The God of the Jews is money. To earn money, he commits the greatest crimes. He will not rest until he can sit on a huge money sack, until he has become the king of money”, page from Nazi anti-Semitic book Der Giftpilz (The Poisonous Mushroom), 1938
- There you go guys , who say me ?
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
- ADVERTISEMENTS VINTAGE
- Alfred E. Neuman
- Serbia Must Die! Austro-Hungarian anti-Serbia poster from the beginning of WWI [poster] (1914)
- vintage wife
- Enough ! People have the word ! July 1946, Democratic Party, Turkey (Selçuk Milar)
- Womens Land Army (World War I)
- ｔｈｅ ｍｕｓｔ ｂｕｙ ｏｆ ｔｈｅ ｓｔｏｒｅｓ
- No Passing.
- Military Art
- blursed_book
- Gender: Formal Political Power
- Abolish the tyranny of the tied cottage - 1935 British Labour Party Poster
- For Non-Addictive Relief
- Worse Than Slavery. Anti-paramilitary drawing by Thomas Nast [1874] depicts armed KKK and White League shaking hands as freed slaves cower in fear.
- Soviet propaganda poster promoting literacy, 1925
- Disney italia
- Hitlers struggle and Luthers teaching are the greatest defense of the German people Germany 1933
- This unit of a sausage
- hmmm
- Barnum’s New “What Is It?” US, 1872
- Art Deco & Art Nouveau
- Advertisement
- SPACE CAT VISITS VENUS
- Private Caution says Guard against Syphilis and Gonorrhea, USA World War Two
- Advertisement Tins
- CONCERT POSTERS THEN N NOW
- 60s - the Netherlands
- The Danish depiction of Trump
- Red army has smashed White Guard parasites - Yudenich, Denikin, Kolchak. New menace threatens it - typhoid lice. Comrades! Fight the contagion! Destroy the lice! [USSR, shortly after WW1]
- blursed_sign
- Charlie Hebdo on the bridge collapse
- World’s Columbian Exposition
- Baltic Fleet sailors sunk 100 Fascist ships in June 1944 (USSR, 1944)
- Advertising/vintage food
- OSHKOSH WISCONSIN
- Eric Ravillious
- ‘Learn To Do Everything Yourself! - Soviet propaganda poster featuring a Young Pioneer (the Soviet equivalent of the Boy Scouts) sewing his shirt (1954). Artwork by S. Datskevich.
- Garimpo
- Bill Monroe
- Quaker oats
- blursed_ice cream
- The Hague
- Holiday Postcards
- USSR Propaganda poster promoting racial equality (1923)
- From generation to generation strengthen the friendship of peoples of the USSR! Soviet poster, 1948
- Funny stuff
- Learn to do everything by yourself!, USSR, 1950s
- Meanwhile... Somewhere in Utah
- Back in the Day T.V. Shows
- ART of 20th Century
- A Willie Nelson Pics
- Something about this reminds me of a totalitarian government demolishing an opposition outpost and erecting a statue in tribute of our oppressors.
- AnchorsAweigh
- One hundred fascists ships were sunk by the Baltic sailors in June 1944
- Schokolade
- Church key style vintage Budweiser can
- Reporting art Poster-Appendix to the magazine Crocodile, USSR, 1962
- Arm & Reich
- Be Kind :)
- circus and carnival
- Vintage Coffee Signs
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- Russian Humor
- PsBattle: Putin holds Baby Trump at Womens March in D.C.
- This Gentleman is Paying - the relationship between capital and labour [USSR, date unknown]
- Squealing Nazi-Pig Bank, 1940s
- Farbror Kalle! Du har skapat ett superstarkt influensavirus!
- Time
- Immigration Act of 1924
- Le souvenir est une forme de rencontre
- ??!! really
- blursed_poster
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- advertising / werbung
- Carnival Posters
- Cigarettes
- MAD MAGAZINES
- My best hopes are buried here!.. USSR, 1950
- Odd Vintage Illustrations
- Anti-tattoo
- BBQ and Cookin Pinup
- Its their fault!, Italy, WWII
- The enemy sees your light! Darken! 1940 Germany
- The Final Hour, USSR, 1921.
- CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
- Thats one giant Garfield...
- Beer Steins
- Vintage Magazines
- You dumb millenials that we raised have no values, and are also bad to appreciate affordable food in the economy we ruined!!!
- These radiation protection posters were produced at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in the late 1940s, where most of the work was done on the Manhattan Project. Before the Cold War was in full effect, these posters warned of dangers that would come to define a generation.
- MILWAUKEE beer
- Communist propaganda
- biscuit tins
- Expel drunks from the working ground (USSR, 1966)
- Communism - its Soviet leadership and electrification - Polish poster from communist era
- Adult Content, viewer discretion advised
- “National Revolution” Vichy France, Date Unknown
- Cider Art
- Buffalo Foods/Sites
- Fall: Table Decor
- EAT MORE COTTAGE CHEESE (~1918)
- When the DM *FINALLY* decides to run an encounter with your favored enemy
- Ephemera
- Coney Island
- A poster from Weimarer Republik (Weimarer republic) from 1925. It demands the eight-hour day and tells people to fight for it and to avoid extra hours.
- And they say that we are pigs... Soviet Anti-Alcohol, poster 1958.
- On a Musical Note
- Affiches - Ads
- In the near future, Russian Empire, 1917
- Leave the flame-throwing to us- You Be Careful with Fire! USA, WW2
- This is a shameful union — idler and vodka [1981]
- The historical truth will become the grave of fascism, Poland, 1945
- And yet, they say were pigs... Anti-Alcoholism poster: Soviet Union, 1958.
- Cennina Italy, a woman encountered beings who wore a tight gray jumpsuit, a jacket accolade with shiny buttons and, on the shoulders, a short cape. On their heads they had a helmet, with two disks in correspondence to the ears: on the face the shading of a recently cut beard was noticed.
- hmmm
- Aleksandr Rodchenko
- Antropomorfico
- Melk
- It is an old communist propaganda poster from Hungary, 1950s. It says Lets get on tractors, girls
- “The British treat all races equally” Italian WW2 Anti British posted
- How the atom is putting new shapes on the horizon, 1956
- To the mothers of Germany! 120,000 Jewish soldiers perished on the battlefield for the Fatherland – Reich Federation of Jewish Front Soldiers, ca. 1920
- Before the Rival company bought it and re-branded it as the Crock-Pot, heres the original slow cooker, the Naxon Beanery All-Purpose Cooker, invented by Irving Naxon 47 years ago - He was inspired to invent it by his Lithuanian Great-grandmothers bean & barley stew that slowly cooked for 18 hours
- Cigar Labels
- Affiches militaire France
- Are YOU breaking the law?
- Press Release
- A shameful union: A loafer and his vodka (V. O. Pushenko, Ukrainian SSR, 1980).
- They care only about the rich ones. We care about everybody. (About 20 million Americans do not have the means to buy more than one liter of milk per month and consume more than 6 kilograms of meat per year.), 1957, USSR. [2480x3113]
- A poster in support of free trade by the Liberal Party (1905-10)
- Norway 1940-1945 :Our cause is your cause! - join the womens herd
- Soviet propaganda poster from 1923 depicting Poland as a barrier preventing the union of Germany and Soviet Russia
- Vintage Beer Signs
- IMUS in the morning
- Butterfinger
- Weimar era election poster.
- When your teacher read you this then made the soup with you
- Antique meme I found on /r/100Yearsago from 1919
- Afrikaans my taal
- Tiden är kommen
- magazine advert
- Advertising Ads Our New and Vintage Memories
- Pee Nut
- Joe Camel
- Berlin
- We all know that Hungry Jacks took that name because Burger King was already taken by an Adelaide restaurant. Here is an ad for that Burger King.
- Shot every 10th worker and peasant - Bolshevik anti-white poster, 1919
- Crazy Nostalgia Ads
- Jebediah Epstein getting a young girl drunk, circa 1835.
- Robert Minors At Last a Perfect Soldier, 1916.
- This version better have the two new concentration camps expansion pack
- Austin
- Nazi anti-mason propaganda poster from Nedićs Serbia (October 1941) : 99% of all US finances are in the hands of the Jew.
- Infant Demon toy
- A Democratic President spent more than $2,000,000 covering the land with spies upon the pensioners. William Taft re-election poster [US 1912]
- Readers Den
- To German mothers: 12,000 Jewish soldiers fell for the Fatherland on the Field of Honour Commemorative poster for the German Jewish of the First World War, 1920
- Freedom for the Bourgeois Press. USSR, 1931
- Affiche PUB
- art supplies
- Aw Lawd, He Gothicc
- Cartelloni Pubblicitari English
- I atoned for my Fatherland! No return to the past, USSR, 1957
- I just moved so I missed Canadian Thanksgiving with the family. My dad sent me this.
- Ads: Food, the World
- Id like to send this souvenir from Eastern Africa to a friend of mine, Italian postcard, 1936
- ThIs SaYs a LoT AbOuT sOcIeTy
- Better than nothing
- ADVERTISEMENTS VINTAGE
- advertising / werbung
- Disaster Preparedness
- Fireworks
- Vintage Advertising Posters
- Art I like
- Garage Art
- American Artists
- He alone of two billion people on earth may not speak in Germany (1924, Germany)
- Bar B Que - Grilling
- Diagnosis By Radio (1925)
- May 11, 1892 issue. Puck Magazine was a political/social humor and satire magazine published from 1871 to 1918, and founded by Austrian-born Joseph Keppler. Color cartoons separated Puck from other journals at the time, and featured some early attempts at sequential art by many of Americas first w
- Still More Rags Wanted For Salvage. U.K. U.K. 1943.
- “Everybody knows: where there is work, priests and drunks are equally damaging”, USSR, 1930
- Coca Cola ads 1900 to?
- To make the rich pay (..) Vote communist - French Communist Party (in the Popular Front) 1936
- • affiche vintage •
- Peace is excluded from paradise by Soviet cartoonist Ganf, July 1950
- New Year and Warring Fist January 4, 1941
- Vintage ads
- JC Leyendecker
- Baby, its you
- barberiana
- Design
- A cautionary illustration during the Spanish flu outbreak, 1918
- A monkey flies
- Detroit History
- Easy Hawaiian Ham & Cheese Sliders
- Book vandals. Underlines and inscriptions in library books are not allowed Soviet poster, 1929.
- Xpost from r/RetroFuturism
- GARBAGE PAIL KIDS
- Democracy must occasionally be bathed in blood. Junta leader Pinochet on behalf of the CIA, ITT, Kennecott Copper Corp. and others | Solidarity with Chile (West Germany 1975)
- Garfield
- affiches
- Building art / architecture
- Workers! avoid the liquor! (1911)
- Books For Sale
- FAVORITE ARTISTS
- Vintage Quotes
- Carteles publicitarios
- GARBAGE PAIL KIDS CARDS
- Livonia Michigan
- Vintage signs
- For the supreme effort France, 1914-1918
- WWI Canadian propaganda poster
- National Donut Day
- HUMOUR
- marlboro red.
- Affiches
- Levi Strauss & Co.
- ‘A straight right knocks out the left, vote with the right for for Swedish democracy’ 1944
- Asparagus is on sale in Holland 😃
- Duty comes first, fulfill your grain administration. Once municipality administration is fulfilled, you may sell your surplusage freely. (~1950)
- Coca-Cola
- Lays potato chips in the 1960s.
- No more boozing ! Soviet matchbox label, 1959.
- “At last a perfect soldier!” The Masses, U.S., 1916
- Hoarders, panic buyers, shame on you! (Nazi Germany, 1942)
- From the makers of Aspirin. Introducing... Heroin.
- hmmm
- Austro-Hungarian propaganda against the Serbs (Translation: Better a louse in the pot than no meat at all, WWI, 1915)
- First Contact
- Youth Hostels and Homes Nazi Germany, 1940s
- «Daily hours-long telepropaganda of violence cruelty and depravity, poison the souls of Western youth and contribute to the growth of crime in the capitalist countries». USSR, 1970s
- 1957 USSR propaganda poster: “They have plenty for the rich. We are striving to have plenty for everyone.”
- Rather than scolding and beating the children, it is better to buy them books. Soviet poster, 1928
- Advertising Artwork
- Vintage/ country
- Dead Kennedys
- Old Posters n Advertisements
- “The Enemy Can See Your Lights! Blackout!” - Germany, WWII
- Lee denim
- Ads: Beverages from Around the World
- Dont be an ass Let traffic pass, UK, 1948, artwork by F. Kenwood Giles
- «You would rather lay in a puddle than suffer from such heat!» — the goat said to the pig on a hot summer day. «I would lay in it long ago, but there is no room in the puddle — the drunkard is in it. Every weekend he lays in it, after leaving the pub…» Thats how people and pigs have in common. 1954
- “The People’s Line-Take care of the Locomotive” US, 1840
- The War in China (Boxer Rebellion / c. 1900)
- Cancer Power Plant Anti Nuclear Poster in Germany 2010s
- Eat less bread, UK, 1914-1918
- Nazi T4 extermination program, (ca. 1938). Translation: 60,000 Reichsmark is what this person suffering from a hereditary defect costs the Peoples community during his lifetime. Fellow citizen, that is your money too. [Fascism]
- Book covers we love - The Literary Shed celebrating great design
- Sorry, boy, i dont have change - A. Krylov, USSR, 1982
- Art That Pops (Pop Art?)
- Animation Fascination
- Nazigermany: Wholegrainbread for public health: Eat wholegrain bread! Because it is better and healthier! 1934
- cereal box
- Old Posters
- affiches
- Dont Feed Rats (Combat the Rat) 1944
- End the corruption! - Vote National Socialist! Germany (1929)
- Circus Art
- 1900s
- I’m ambivalent towards celebrities on this sub. Have some nuts from 1950
- Vintage Ads, Etc.
- El Nej Taco
- You Die For Him! North Korea, Korean War
