Directory of Individual Advertisements Resources

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Specialists in advertisements clipped from periodicals are listed in this category.

Resources in This Category

• AdClassix

  http://www.adclassix.com/
  Specializes in automotive categories.

• Ads Past

  http://www.adspast.com/
  This is a source for original vintage magazine print advertisements.

• Antique Adverts

  http://www.antiqueadverts.com/
  This site specializes in Victorian and Edwardian advertising. The store is located in the United Kingdom

• Attic Paper

  http://www.atticpaper.com/
  This site carries a large selection of retro & vintage magazine advertisements. It also has art prints, postcards, recipe booklets, articles and magazine covers.

• Dad's Vintage Ads

  http://www.dadsvintageads.com/
  This store sells vintage magazine advertisements and articles, specializing in motorcycle related material.

• Hprints

  http://hprints.com/
  Offers original vintage advertisements and haute couture fashion drawings from French magazines. This store is located in France.

• Vintage Ad Store

  http://shop.vendio.com/ggardenour/home.html
  This site carries print advertisements and articles.

• Vintage Ads

  http://vintage-ads.co.uk/
  This store, based in the United Kingdom, has a selection of original advertisements from magazines of the period.

• Vintage Ads and Books

  http://vintageadsandbooks.com/
  This site offers vintage magazine ads, books, maps, prints and engravings, for sale.

• Vintage Ads and Stuff

  http://www.vintageadsandstuff.com/
  Offers original vintage ads from magazines and newspapers. Also offers paperback books and model train magazines.

• Vintage Paper Ads

  http://www.vintagepaperads.com/
  This site carries a large selection of vintage advertisements from the late 19th century to the early 21st century.

 

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