Vintage Indian Advertisements 2.14
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Red Fort policy bond paper - Shree Gopal Paper Mills Ltd.
Finlay's fabrics
Brite Plasticware - Bright Brothers Private Ltd., Bombay
Goodglass Nerolac Paints Private Limited, Bombay
Paragon Elpar synthetic fibre fabrics - Paragon Textile Mills, Bombay
Ads from November 1965
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7 Comments:
For the mid 60's that's impressive ad work.
The plasticware ad must have been every housewife's dream .. i can imagine how they would be attracted to that.
But I like the simplicity of the finlay's fabric's ad.
Oh and although this isn't the place to ask I'll still break the rules and ask .. how's the patient, feeling any better now?
Appu Have started going to work. The medicines will continue for a few days more.
San This ad was a revelation for me. I was under the impression that plasticware is a recent phenomenon, about a decade-and-a-half old. When I was a kid, all containers in our household was either steel, alumunium, glass or clay. Plastic was nowhere around.
The patient is recovering well. Only the restrictions imposed by the doctor hurts.
Ha ha I am guessing you have been asked not to take any alcohol because you are on antibiotics?
How are you doing now.Just read your last post.It made enlightening reading.I have to painfully admit I am extremely ignorant about those issues.
Educatedunemployed It takes one doc to precisely decipher what the other had meant, even though the patient didn't disclose the details.
you do have a lot of things archaic!! dunno, how i landed here... but the first sip was GOOD!! love the chai!
ad critic! every pseduo journalist's dream!!
how does the lingua franca go .. umm.. haan... rock on!! :)
Oops, sorry.I wasn't trying to pry.
Educatedunemployed What I meant was that you hit the nail on the head and I was praising a doc's deduction. Its wasn't prying. Just a little game of deciphering the clue.
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