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The phrase "coming out" used to mean something different. Or perhaps the same, judging by the other woman's reaction.
#vintageAd #lesbian #ComingOut
A detail from a vintage Birds Eye foods ad. An illustration of two young women. One of them holds up a parcel decorated with a question mark and whispers something to the other. The other woman is so surprised and delighted that she clutches her chest and drops a frying pan she was holding. Text reads: "How about having a 'Coming Out' Dinner tonight?"
#lesbian #vintagead #comingout

Not a retro computer advert, but why restrict myself to computers only? :p

#Tech #Computer #RetroTech #Retro #RetroTechnology #RetroPhones #VintagePhone #RetroPhone #VintageAd #CellPhone #RadioShack
Vintage advertisement for a Radio Shack Handheld Cellular Telephone. The ad features a person using the phone in front of an airplane, with the headline "Put the whole world in your hand." The phone is described as a full-featured, handheld portable device priced at $799.99. It highlights features such as direct-dial anywhere in the world, compact size, and a battery life of up to 15 hours standby or 1.7 hours talk time. The ad also mentions a one-year limited warranty and a no-cost demonstration offer. The Radio Shack logo and slogan "The Technology Store" are at the bottom
#tech #computer #retro #cellphone #vintagead #retrotech #retrotechnology #retrophones #vintagephone #retrophone #radioshack

Before the Marlboro Man, there was the Marlboro Woman. A reminder that products being masculine or feminine is just made up by marketers.
#vintageAd #gender #tobacco
Vintage ad for Marlboro cigarettes. A dramatic illustration of a wealthy woman in a slimline dress, wearing black gloves and pearls. Her left hand hovers over a piano keyboard while her right one holds a cigarette. Tagline reads: "Marlboro – America's Luxury Cigarette"
#gender #tobacco #vintagead

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