


I SPOTTED THIS ON EBAY THE OTHER DAY. It’s a hand-tinted photograph of a paint brush display back in the 1950s. I love the primary colors, the type, and especially the “cityscape” skyscrapers at the top and sides. Also, I did a quick check, and Baker brushes are still being made today.
4 comments:
Wow, nice find.
fun! how come advertisements, store displays, packaging was so much more fun back then, John?
I think we like the packaging and displays back then because they weren't so sophisticated and slick. Store displays and sales promotion today is slick. Photoshopped. This design I showed has a "retro" charm to our eyes today.
Good store display is important for attracting new people to your store & good display can play key role in increasing your sales and display you shared is good.
shop display
http://www.millsdisplay.com.au/
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