Goodyear Ad and Poster Collection: Founded in 1898, Goodyear makes tires for cars, trucks, aircraft, racing, and industrial vehicles. It is known for its long history in motorsports and its iconic Goodyear Blimp. (ChatGPT)
Goodyear Ad and Poster Collection:
1920’s Ads and Posters:
1928 Goodyear
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1934 ‘Couldn’t stop, eh. Why don’t you get some Grip on your tires’ GoodYear
1937 GoodYear G3 All-Weather Stops You Quicker!
1937 Rising Tire Prices Socked By GoodYear’s Sensational New ‘R-1’
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 ’… Meet The Safest Car In The World!’ GoodYear Lifeguards
1941 This is a war of machines. GoodYear
1942 ‘Battle Dress Can’t Fool Me… This Baby’s From Canada’ GoodYear
1942 ‘E’s The Saviour Of ‘Is Country… When The Guns Begin To Shoot’ … Kipling. GoodYear
1942 ‘Synthetic’ Rubber. GoodYear Chemigum
1943 Synchetic Rubber Tractor Tires are here! GoodYes
1944 They’re taking the ‘high’ way to Berlin. GoodYear
1944 GoodYear Aircraft Production Report. How GoodYear Aircraft Corporation Serves The Aviation Industry
1944 ‘Gee, He’s Slept All The Wat From New York!’ Airfoam GoodYear
1944 Guests Never Get Up At The Andersons’ Airfoam GoodYear
1944 ‘Mistah Pullman Oughta Call This Car The Rip Van Winkle’ Airfoam GoodYear
1944 ‘Wish We Had This Car In The Parlor’ Airfoam GoodYear
1944 You Can’t Fool An Old Setter. Airfoam GoodYear
1945 ‘Give Me An Eight O’Clock Call!’ Airfoam GoodYear
1945 ‘New York. Why, We Just Left Los Angeles!’ Airfoam GoodYear
1945 ‘No Ma’am – There’s No Extra Charge For These Seats!’ Airforam GoodYear
1945 It May Come Sooner Than You Think – but we’ll be ready to serve you!. GoodYear Aviation Products
1946 Two ways to pick the world’s best tire. GoodYear
1946 You don’t stay first unless you’re best. GoodYear
1946 Chipper as a girl… it’s – that Airfoam look! GoodYear
1946 He’ll sock it a mile – he’s got that Airfoam look! GoodYear
1946 You can always tell that Airfoam look! GoodYear
1947 Four words that build better tires. Another Reason For GoodYear Leadership
1948 Leading Auto Makers Switch To New Kind Of Tire!. GoodYear
1948 Attach your ‘tank’ to a star! ‘It’s the new Supercushion by Goodyear
1948 It was ‘Boston or bust’ – and you won! GoodYear
1948 David ‘belts Goliath – again! GoodYear
1948 Car makers quickly adopt new kind of tire. GoodYear
1948 Only one tire gives you what they’re getting! GoodYear
1948 Will it do wonders for your car. These folks say yes! GoodYear
1949 Answers to your questions. Supercushion by GoodYear
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 The Hose That Feeds 200,000,000 Chickens A Day. GoodYear
1952 Short cut to an Atomic stock pile. GoodYear
1953 It takes a lot of Rubber to feed your furnace! GoodYear
1955 You don’t really need a tire this good. GoodYear
1956 New 3-T Nylon Tubeless Tire By GoodYear
1956 If even a trifling doubt is a big worry… Lifeguard Blowout Shields GoodYear
1957 Yuma To Phoenix 204 miles… on four blown-out tires! GoodYear
1958 How To Give A River’s End A New Beginning. GoodYear
1958 Some things just seem to belong. New 3-T Nylon Cord Double Eagle GoodYear
1959 Suburbanites bite through snow that’s Hup-Cap Deep! GoodYear
1964 When there’s no man around… Goodyear should be
1966 This is how Goodyear’s Ultra Grip works – how you protect what you love
1967 Wide Boots. New Wide Tread tires from GoodYear
1967 Goodyear introduced polyester cord for greater safety and longer lifespan in a new tire.
1967 How Goodyear’s victory at the Indianapolis 500 makes your driving safer
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1979 Bravo! Viva! Bonza! Goodyear congratulates the drivers who helped us to win more Grand Prix races than any other tire company for the 7th straight year.
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1985 The Enemy:. Rain. GoodYear
2010’s Ads and Posters:
2012 Control Freak. GoodYear
2012 Lewis Clark. Hiking Boot. GoodYear More Driven
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