Advertisements of the 1960's
Dublin Core
Title
Advertisements of the 1960's
Subject
Advertisements printed during the 1960's
Description
Advertisements of the 1960's were very different than they are now. Advertising cigarettes and alcohol was considered normal and subjects they were advertising have become outdated in todays society.
Creator
Joey Liebowitz
Source
Hofstra University Special Collections
Publisher
Joey Liebowitz
Date
1960's
Contributor
Hofstra University Special Collections
Rights
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Relation
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Format
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Language
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Type
Advertisements
Identifier
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Coverage
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