Vintage retail ad: 1972 Cotton Twill
Vintage 1972 ad via the Chopes of Bideford department store website.
posted by Keith @ 3/24/2007
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Saturday, March 24, 2007
Vintage 1972 ad via the Chopes of Bideford department store website.
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3 Comments:
Now this is the kind of funky ad I live for!!!!!!
That department store has a very cool website, particularly for an independent store. Also nice to see that there still are independent department stores around somewhere.
I'm rather amazed at how the art style of that 'vintage' ad looks like some of the manga I've been reading lately...
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