Lipton Soup Booklet (4), c1950
ATC "Budgie 4" (*ex)
Better Homes & Gardens, 1938
Olympia Beer Ad, 1959
ATC "Casserole 2" (ex)
The Bread Basket, 1941-45
The Bread Basket (2), 1941-45
The Bread Basket (3), 1941-45
The Bread Basket (4), 1941-42
The Bread Basket (5), 1942-43
The Bread Basket (6),1941-45
The Bread Basket (7), 1941-45
The Bread Basket (8), 1941-42
The Bread Basket (9), 1942-45
ATC "Idiot" (ex)
Royal Gelatine Ad, 1950
Morton Salt Ad, 1960
ATC "Gravity" (ex)
Tabasco Leaflet, c1938
French's Parakeet Food Ad, 1956
Lux Soap Ad, 1957
ATC "Moody" (ex)
Dzerta Diet Pudding Ad, 1958
Swift's Easter Ad, 1942
ATC "Olivehead 7" (ex)
ATC "Odd Hat 6" (ex)
ATC "Angel" (ex)
The Sealtest Food Advisor, Lent 1939
The Sealtest Food Advisor (2), Lent 1939
The Sealtest Food Advisor (3), Lent 1939
The Sealtest Food Advisor (4), Lent 1939
The Sealtest Food Advisor (5), Lent 1939
ATC "Auto"
Lipton Soup Booklet (2), c1950
Lipton Soup Booklet, c1950
Puss 'n Boots Ad, 1957
ATC "Ice Cream 2" (*ex)
Swift Canned Meat Ad, 1953
Baby Ruth Ad, 1956
ATC "Double 3" (ex)
ATC "Double 3"
Nescafe Instant Coffee Ad, 1949
Cook Up A Lamb B-Q Leaflet, c1960
"California Wine Selector" (3), c1960
"California Wine Selector" (2), c1960
"California Wine Selector", c1960
Prolon Melmac Dinnerware Ad, 1957
ATC "Olivehead 11" (ex)
ATC "Olivehead 11"
General Mills Syrup & Pancake Mix Ad, 1963
ATC "Odd Hat 5" (ex)
"Teo" (Name Comp No. 2)
"Helen" (Name Comp No. 1)
ATC "Dessert 2" (ex)
ATC "Bedtime" (ex)
ATC "Salad" (ex)
ATC "Butter 2" (ex)
ATC "Double 5" (ex)
ATC "Apple Tree" (ex)
ATC "Sanitary" (ex)
ATC "Coffee 3" (ex)
ATC "Odd Hat 4" (ex)
ATC "Painter" (ex)
ATC "Painter"
ATC "Bubblehead 7" (ex)
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Lipton Soup Booklet (3), c1950
Above, left: Is Mom using the soup to open Dad's pores, or what?
Above, right: I'm backing away slowly from the caricature, not to mention the "Oriental Mood." Gah.
Below, left: What Mom's really saying there is, "Mea Culpa, Kids. We can have cheeseburgers from the drive-thru next week. I promise."
Below, right: "Those three bacon strips are all the meat we can afford this month, Gents. Sip slowwwwwwly, and remember how much I love you."
Above, right: I'm backing away slowly from the caricature, not to mention the "Oriental Mood." Gah.
Below, left: What Mom's really saying there is, "Mea Culpa, Kids. We can have cheeseburgers from the drive-thru next week. I promise."
Below, right: "Those three bacon strips are all the meat we can afford this month, Gents. Sip slowwwwwwly, and remember how much I love you."
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