1920 Consumer Products

This collection of billboard advertisements from the 1920s and 1930s is perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any HO model railroad layout. These billboards capture the essence of early 20th century consumer culture, showcasing iconic brands that have become household names. Whether you're recreating a bustling cityscape or a quiet small town, these advertisements bring historical authenticity and visual interest to your model scenes, making them an essential addition for any model railroader looking to evoke the spirit of the Roaring Twenties and beyond.

• 1920 Coca-Cola: This classic 1920 Coca-Cola ad invites customers to enjoy a refreshing drink for just 5 cents. Its timeless design and iconic branding make it a perfect piece for any historical model setting, adding a sense of nostalgia to your layout.
• 1921 Hershey Bar: The 1921 Hershey Bar ad emphasizes the rich and delicious taste of one of America’s favorite chocolate bars. This billboard brings a sweet touch to your scenes, capturing the early appeal of a brand that has endured for generations.
• 1922 - 1933 Chesterfield Cigarettes: This Chesterfield Cigarettes ad from the 1920s and 1930s highlights the brand's association with sophistication and style. The elegant design adds a touch of class to your model layout, reflecting the era's social trends. Named for the town of Chesterfield, Virginia. Was first to wrap each pack in cellophane to preserve moisture.
• 1925 Coca-Cola: Another Coca-Cola ad from 1925, this one continues to emphasize the refreshing quality of the drink, making it a staple in any model scene aiming to recreate the atmosphere of the early 20th century.
• 1925 Beech-Nut Gum: The 1925 Beech-Nut Gum ad showcases the popularity of chewing gum during the period, adding a lighthearted and everyday element to your layout. This billboard is perfect for adding a touch of ordinary life to your scenes.
• 1925 Lucky Strike: The 1925 Lucky Strike ad promotes the smooth and rich flavor of this popular cigarette brand. Its bold design and memorable branding make it a standout piece for any historical model setting.
• 1929 Gulf Gasoline: The 1929 Gulf Gasoline ad reflects the growing importance of automobiles and fuel in American life. This billboard adds an element of the industrial age to your layout, emphasizing the role of technology and progress in the 1920s.
• 1929 Moxie Soft Drink: This 1929 Moxie ad captures the unique appeal of a soft drink that was popular in its time. The bold and colorful design makes it a lively addition to any model railroad layout, bringing a sense of fun and nostalgia to your scenes. Moxie was the first commercial carbonated drink. It was very popular from 1900 thru the 1920, but sales declined drastically in the 1930s.