1936 Vintage Ad Keds Shoes Sneakers Conquest Shortstop

* Year: 1936
* Type: Original Print Ad
* Grade:Near Mint / Very Fine
* Authentication (more info): Dual Certificates
* Image: Black & White / Grayscale
* Approximate Size (inches): 5 x 10.5
* Approximate Size (cm): 13 x 27
* Estimated Value: Not Applicable

This is an original 1936 black and white print ad for Keds shoes from the United States Rubber Company. The styles illustrated here include the Keds Conquest, Keds Blazer, and Keds Shortstop De Luxe.
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The Maxell blow-away guy

Ed McCabe Collection, Series II: Box 2, Folder 8.

The copy for the beloved Maxell “blow-away guy” ad (ca. 1979) was composed by Ed McCabe.

I cannot count how many times I tore through this sparse bachelor pad on packages of XLII tapes. The translation to TV (here, courtesy of YouTube) isn’t quite the same, since however loud-sounding “Ride of the Valkyries” may be, it cannot be as powerful as the imagined decibels conveyed by the print ad, with tie and lampshade frozen permanently in full blow-back amid gusts of high-fidelity.
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G-Shock - Absolute Toughness

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Casio DW-290

tribe125 - Watchuseek

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SHOCK THE WORLD

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G-Shock - Driven by Advanced Technology

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Новый буклет G-Shock весна-лето 2010

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G-Shock - American TV Commercial

Ice hockey players were shown unloading their sticks on the G-SHOCK in place of the regular puck, a scene which generated keen attention and interest for the product. An American news program harboring doubts that this presentation was an exaggeration of the truth decided to conduct the same testing as shown in the commercial, with the producers finding out for themselves that the G-SHOCK would not break even under such pressure.

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Casio G-Shock GW-M5600 Advertisement

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