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The same series kept going into the 1950’s, but the wartime references dropped out of the ad copy.
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Thank you for posting, not just for the quality and resolution, but for the extra context you include. These ads fire up my imagination. The nostalgia endorphins from the 1980s are also enjoyable, but the older ad art, such as the above, is so intricate and layered! So much imaging and psychology wrapped up in a savory little dumpling.
YW! I’ll eventually get bored with it, but I’m on a nostalgia bender at the moment. Maybe it’s a form of escapism from the troubles of the present. Not that the past didn’t have its own troubles, but… they’re in the past.
