1910 Consumer Products

This collection of billboard advertisements from the 1910s and 1920s brings the early 20th century's vibrant consumer culture to your HO model railroad layout. Each billboard captures the essence of a time when brand loyalty was first being established and iconic products were becoming household names. These ads are perfect for adding a touch of historical authenticity and charm to your model scenes, making them an essential addition for any model railroader looking to recreate the atmosphere of this bygone era.

• 1910 - 1920 Arrow Collars & Shirts: This ad for Arrow Collars & Shirts highlights the classic and refined fashion of the early 20th century. Known for their quality and style, Arrow products were a staple in men's wardrobes, making this billboard a great addition to any historical model scene.
• 1910 Campfire Marshmallows: The 1910 Campfire Marshmallows ad showcases one of the early popular confectionery brands. Its nostalgic design brings to life the sweet treats that became a favorite in American households, adding a whimsical touch to your layout.
• 1914 Coca-Cola: This iconic 1914 Coca-Cola advertisement emphasizes the refreshing taste of a drink that became synonymous with American culture. The vibrant and classic design makes it an essential billboard for any scene capturing the spirit of early 20th century life.
• 1915 - 1923 Arrow Collars & Shirts: Another classic Arrow Collars & Shirts ad, this one highlights the brand's ongoing popularity throughout the 1910s and early 1920s. It reflects the timeless appeal of Arrow products, perfect for a period-accurate model setting. Arrow manufactured popular detachable shirt collars from 1905 to 1931.
• 1920 Budweiser: The 1920 Budweiser ad features the renowned beer brand that had already become a staple in American life. Its bold and confident design makes it a standout piece for any model railroad layout representing this era.
• 1920 Chesterfield: This ad for Chesterfield cigarettes captures the elegance and sophistication associated with smoking during the 1920s. The ad's classic design and memorable branding add a touch of period-specific authenticity to your layout. Named for the town of Chesterfield, Virginia. Was first to wrap each pack in cellophane to preserve moisture.
• 1920 Quaker Oats: The 1920 Quaker Oats ad emphasizes the importance of a wholesome breakfast, a message that resonated strongly with early 20th century consumers. This billboard adds a touch of everyday life to your model scenes, enhancing the realism of your layout.
• 1920 - 1928 Wrigley’s Four Flavors: This ad for Wrigley’s chewing gum showcases the brand’s variety of flavors that made it a favorite among consumers. The vibrant and playful design of the billboard is perfect for bringing a lively and colorful element to your historical scenes. For many years Wrigley's made a fortune by selling Spearmint, Juicy Fruit, and DoubleMint flavored gums at five sticks for 5¢.