These are some classic vintage posters that advertise Coca Cola. It’s no wonder that the soft drink became so popular with all the advertising. 

Driving one of these classic rally cars meant you would be facing a great deal of breakdowns and malfunctioning car parts. Crashes were the norm, and pit crews were non-existent, but brave men continued to race these rattling death vehicles all over the country.

These are amazing vintage photographs of the USA that were taken at the beginning of the 20th century.

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As Frank said if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. These retro photos show some of the history of this bigger than big city.

Advertising and packaging are always a sure way to view a small time capsule from the past. These fantastic retro images will bring back the good ole days, or after viewing them you might be glad that we have forgotten the past and move forward to the future with new ideas in marketing and advertising design.

These are photographs from 1910-1012 taken by Bain News Service.

I love this set of old photos with all these great stunts. Maybe stunts today seem more spectacular but they don’t have that thing that makes them believable and in most cases computer graphics are used.

Here, there’s no green screen or security equipment. They only have two options: whether they succeed or they fail. Real daredevils from back then.

Richard Schindler, an aerial acrobat notorious for his foolhardy stunts, practices one of his tricks.

Here’s a little but very interesting collection of retro ads.

I know that a lot has changed compared to the 50’s and that our society was quite sexist but I didn’t know that it was sexist to that extent.

But despite all the sexism in the ads they are also funny. Don’t get me wrong, I mean, it’s a good thing that we evolve and can laugh at our stupidities made in the past. I am pretty sure, our descendants will laugh at our today’s stupidities in the future.