Vintage Toronto Ads: What Does He Want from Mr. Mort?
Tips from a North York clothier on how to make any man look stylish.
Tips from a North York clothier on how to make any man look stylish.
Taking the low ground when it comes to low prices.
Could Buchanan's Black & White induce terror?
Touting the power of the Victorian equivalent of Craigslist.
Promoting a popular early 1950s recreational activity in the name of good health, and beer.
A thrifty downtown diner encouraged efficiency among its clientele.
On the eve of 1970, the department store reflected on the state of the world.
A holiday assortment of Christmas shopping ads.
The mall's chief Santa tells a community paper about the hazards and joys of the job.
The Telegram offered plenty for families at its holiday fair in 1969, including Blinky!
Can you resist a holiday treat made from "New Laid Eggs?"
A fancy fried feast for fast food fiends!
A 1970s TVOntario ad campaign prominently featured Saturday Night at the Movies.
Instead of arguing with the law, hand them a fine cigar.
How Canadian viewers watched American presidential-election coverage in the age before livestreams.
Travelling back through time for a children's costume idea.
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