For more than 100 years the soda fountains in American pharmacies were meeting places for young and old.

Cessna's 140 and Republic Aviation's Seabee competed for a lucrative market expected when young pilots returned to civilian life after World War II ended.

Rabbit ears were two telescoping swivel-based antennae that were mounted on the back of portable sets or connected with wires to larger sets.

Colgate Palmolive and Procter & Gamble had competed for the bar-soap market for more than half a century at the time these advertisements were published

This Dictaphone endorsement by Kalamazoo business leader ran in the June 1930 issue of World’s Work magazine, published from 1900 to 1932

Babies in 1903 grew stronger and healthier when fed Eskay's baby food, especially in hot weather. Was it effective in treating Cholera Infantum?

Colgate-Palmolive Company launched Lustre-Crème Shampoo in 1944. It has disappeared from the shelves.

Ninety plus years ago Pond’s Extract Company took endorsements to a new level—probably never surpassed!

A little booklet of the adventures of the Microbe Family, written in what Dupont called “merry verses,” promoted greater acceptance of CellophaneJust one of those merry verses was published in this 1935 full-page, full-colour advertisement on the costly inside back...

Massage your scalp twice each day with Listerine mouthwash and dandruff symptoms could be gone within a month.