Show your Tobacco, Candy, Gum, Bread, etc. advertisement pieces

MikeGarcia · #1 07-16-2016, 07:04 PM

... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..

...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.

...

Leon · #2 07-17-2016, 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..

...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.

...

Very cool. ..

DeanH3 · #3 07-30-2016, 01:48 AM

Not sure if these belong here but thought I'd share them and piggy back on Ted's creamy Root Beer sign.

tedzan · #4 08-04-2016, 06:19 PM

Hey Bryan

Your ("cheap reproduction") OLD JUDGE poster is still a great looking piece.

TED Z
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Leon · #5 08-03-2016, 04:07 PM

Love stuff like that.

Great cards....( and too many others in this thread to hand out kudos to)

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..

...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.

...

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