Tuesday, May 15, 2012 12:00 AM UTC
America’s road sign legends
Burma-Shave's rhyming ads turned highway billboards into poetry, and changed advertising -- and America
Burma-Shave's rhyming ads turned highway billboards into poetry, and changed advertising -- and America
How "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda" became one of America's most popular soft drinks
A company know for its memorable full-page comic book ads continues to influence graphic design today
The father of film cartoons looked to this 1920s how-to book for inspiration
A fascinating book traces the work of an early Disney sketch artist
The hero's first novel features drawings both by the comic book's co-creator and by some unnamed artist
A '60s cookbook hawking Soviet recipes provides a bizarre example of stunted graphic design
An illustrated '60s-era book presents a non-p.c. version of a GI's perspective on the combat
These fascinating transit posters provide a different view of 1920s Chicago
These '70s relics re-create his action sequences -- and provide a hilarious example of hard-sell design packaging
I look back at the best cards the Sedelmaier studio has created over the years
A fascinating book from 1923 traces the history and application of outdoor advertising
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