Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1990s
Harley-Davidson Sportster 883, 1990
Objects in mirror are closer than they appear, 1991
If you didn't have to answer to anyone, what would you do?, 1993
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1980s
Roadster 24-carat custom. The 1980 Harley-Davidson Roadster
The 1981 Harley-Davidson Sportster
Best if show, the 1981 Harley-Davidson Wide Glide
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1970s
The Harley-Davidson Out-Performers for 1970
Meet Baja 100 The Desert-Rat, 1970
7 mph the pegs, of flat out at 70, 1970
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1960s
Fun way to reach a beach on a Harley-Davidson Duo-Glide, 1960
Ride the sunny side of the street!, 1961
Harley-Davidson 1962 FUN-O-RAMA!, 1962
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1950s
Hailed as the greatest of all time the new 1950 Harley-Davidson
Take the thrill-road to good times!, 1950
Harley-Davidson for sport, for work, for civil defense, 1951
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads from 1940s
San Francisco uses Harley-Davidsons Exclusively, 1940
1939 National traffic safety contest winners, 1940
Your way to fun, 1940
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads 1928-1939
Service that thousands see and admire, 1928
Ride out! ... summer is just around the corner, 1932
Your are king of the highway when you pilot a 1935 Harley-Davidson
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Harley-Davidson magazine ads 1911-1920
The Harley-Davidson - For business and true pleasure, 1911
A Harley-Davidson will double your pleasures, 1911
15 Minutes or 50, 1911
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Coca-Cola: Thumbprints Bear
A great aspect of the Arctic Home effort is the public’s ability to join Coca-Cola and World Wildlife Fund in making a real difference in the Arctic for only a dollar – and to be able to do that by simply sending a text via mobile device. These posters were created to illustrate how our collective texts (illustrated by thumbprints) can protect the polar bear and its Arctic habitat in a striking, graphic manner. All those thumbs, and the texts they send, can add up to something amazing – ensuring a future for the polar bear.
The more you text, the more you can protect #1, 2012
The more you text, the more you can protect #2, 2012
The more you text, the more you can protect #3, 2012
Coca-Cola Olympics Worldwide Partner
Coca-Cola athletes: Torch Bearer, 2012
Coca-Cola athletes: Beach Volleyball, 2012
Coca-Cola athletes: Artistic Gymnast, 2012
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How Boeing company advertised space exploration and defense programs in the early 1960s
How well known brands advertised during World War II [15 pics]
Coca-Cola ads in Nazi Germany
Coca-Cola “Feel The Curves”
Coca-Cola WWII American airplane posters