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Lassie, Jr. Coat Ad, 1953 Jane Arden Cookie Ad, 1956 Heidelberg Beer Ad, 1953 Zee Paper Towel Ad, 1956 Simple French Cookery, 1958 Simple French Cookery (2), 1958 Simple French Cookery (3), 1958 Simple French Cookery (4), 1958 Simple French Cookery (5), 1958 Simple French Cookery (6), 1958 Western Auto/Wizard Paint Ad, 1957 Western Auto/Wizard Appliance Ad, 1957 Benrus Watch Ad, 1960 Campbell's Soup Ad, 1962 Magnavox TV-Stereo Theatre Ad, 1963 Kelly Temporary Employment Agency Ad, 1963 Garden Bulbs In Color (15), 1938/45 Garden Bulbs In Color (16), 1938/45 Toast Talk, c1965 Toast Talk (2), c1965 Toast Talk (3), c1965 Toast Talk (4), c1965 Toast Talk (5), c1965 Miller's Liquor Store Catalog (2), 1967 Miller's Liquor Store Catalog, 1967 Pyrex Ad, 1943 Wester Boots Ad, c1966 Black & White Scotch Ad, c1961 Wrigley's Gum Ad, 1956 Mainliner (3), 1957 Mainliner (2), 1957 Mainliner, 1957 Lee Target Yarn Leaflet, 1962 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (8), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (7), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (6), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (5), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (4), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (3), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (2), 1969 Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up, 1969 Royalon Melmac Dinnerware Ad, 1958 Bendix Television Ad, 1955 Simplicity Patterns Ad, 1957 Garden Bulbs In Color (14), 1938/1945

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Posted: 08 Dec 2012

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Miller's Liquor Store Catalog (3), 1967

Miller's Liquor Store Catalog (3), 1967

I get the feeling that nobody drank anything but scotch, bourbon, and whiskey back then. They take up about 2/3rds of the catalog. I think the other liquors were just thrown in there for appearance's sake.

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