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  Chevrolet Advertising Commercials and Films on DVD - Great Vintage Chevy Models and Their Ad Campaigns

  This DVD contains several films created to help promote Chevrolet doring the 40s to the early 60s. The films show many great Chevrolets from those eras and show the evolution of the advertising messages used to reach consumers during these decades as competition in brands and models grew. Here are the contents of each of the films in the Chevrolet Advertising collection: Cheverolet Commercial - Sound, Color 1955 Chevrolet Screen Ads (1955) - Sound, Color Run time: 8:44; The Trip (1939) - Sound, Color Run time: 0:48; The Way You Want It (1950) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 8:00; Drawing Account (1941) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 9:11; Chevrolet Advertising Rings the Bell - Sound, Color Run time: 11:33; Corvair in Action, The (1960) - Sound, Color Run time: 6:25; Great New Star, A (1952) - Sound, Black & White Run time: 12:05

  $14.95

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  Early Advertising and Commercials on DVD, 1940's - 60's

  Take a trip down memory lane with these classic and not so classic commercials. Everything was fair game for advertising. Band-aids to Folgers coffee, Appliances to cigarettes. Television advertising was in its infancy and was quickly over taking radio as the preferred medium. Advertisers, producers, directors were all vested in developing more and more visually effective TV commercials. Students, History buffs, librarians or anyone interested in early commercials and advertising will find this DVD a must have for their collection. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. 100% satisfaction guarantee!

  $12.99

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  Classic Auto Industry & Car Tire Advertising Films DVD: Automobile Tires Commercials

  Historic auto industry films promoting driver safety through education, and by buying new cars and tires too. These films try to scare the general public into buying a particular product. Watch the beginning of consumer fear auto advertising in all its glory. Driving Ads Films Table of Contents: (1) Chance You Take is a well produced 1960s promotional video from General Tire that harps on the dangers of poor quality automobile tires. Length: 00:08:20 (2) Knights on the Highway (1938) - Knights on the Highway is a vintage driving safety film produced by the always entertaining Jam Handy Organization. This video teaches the importance of safety while operating a vehicle at night by using the principles taken by the most practiced of all night drivers, cross country truckers. Length: 00:09:28 (3) Safest Place, The (1935) - Outrageous Chevrolet propaganda film that tries to prove that being in automobile is "the safest place." Length: 00:06:20 (4) Wreckless (1935) - Chevy sponsored film promoting new car designs and there improved safety for passengers. Length: 00:18:00 (5) Your Permit To Drive (1951) - Odd General Motors photographic driver education film. This silly film is narrated by a talking driver's license. Length: 00:09:12 (6) How To Avoid An Accident - General Tires film about new high quality tires that contains some interesting footage of car crashes. Length: 00:09:10

  $12.99