Presents a visual history of memorable advertising campaigns.

Provides access to digital images print advertisements published primarily in the United States and Canada between 1911 and 1957.

Features pictures of advertisements from newspapers from the 20th century.

Searchable archive of classic automobile and other ads from the 1940's through 1990's. Offers link services to each ad from client's web site.

Wartime advertising with graphic images show how companies capitalized on the public's interest in the wars and imperial ideology.

This online museum has advertising of old posters, billboards, magazine and newspaper from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Paper examines how American business used advertising in the 1920's to convince consumers to buy on installment.

Online museum presenting advertising from Bridgestone, Firestone, and Dayton products.

Collection of historic advertisements donated by the Coca Cola corporation to the Library of Congress. Videos available in RealPlayer, QuickTime, and MPEG formats.

Covering the early history of advertising in the United States, and drawn from the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University.

A short history of those fading yet fantastic old advertising images on brick walls and barns sometimes called ghost signs.

Images and articles about advertisements that appeared in Harper's Weekly.

Preserves the best of British advertising for posterity. Site contents include an archive of work and current exhibition details.

The Center collects, organizes, and provides access to a vast collection of textual and multimedia resources for the student, scholar, and businessperson.

An interactive, online exhibit of a private collection of advertisements, posters, and various promotional items.

The texts of a number of advertisements, compiled by Katie Kleinman.

Text and images from dinky toys adverts.

Classified advertising from newspapers, dating from 1700's-1900's. Includes patent medicines, slave sales, lost and found, and real estate.

Tribute to Philip H. Dougherty the Advertising Columnist of the New York Times for over twenty years. Video interviews with peers and samples of radio broadcasts.

A non-profit organization devoted to furthering the collection, study, and preservation of ephemera, including advertising trade cards and related advertising forms.

Essay by Walter D. Scott. First published in The Atlantic Monthly, 1904.

A growing collection of pre-1960's print tobacco and cigarette advertising.

A collectors site dedicated to the study and collection of vintage luggage labels from the worlds great hotels, airlines, oceanlines and railways.