1930 Consumer Products Group 1

This collection of billboard advertisements from the 1930s is a wonderful addition to any HO model railroad layout, bringing the rich history of early 20th century consumer culture to life. Each billboard showcases iconic brands that have become synonymous with the American experience, capturing the optimism and innovation of the era. These ads are perfect for adding a layer of authenticity and visual appeal to your model scenes, making them an essential element for any model railroader seeking to recreate the atmosphere of the 1930s.

• 1930s Old Gold Cigarettes: This 1930s Old Gold Cigarettes ad captures the brand's commitment to quality and satisfaction. The striking design and bold colors make it a perfect addition to your model layout, adding a touch of the era's advertising flair. Introduced in 1926 by Lorillard Tobacco Co.
• 1936 Beech-Nut Tobacco: The 1936 Beech-Nut Tobacco ad emphasizes the rich flavor and quality of this popular chewing tobacco. Its classic design adds a historical touch to your scenes, reflecting the everyday products that were staples in American life.
• 1937 World's Highest Standard of Living: This 1937 ad captures the optimism and promise of the American dream, showcasing a snapshot of life during the Great Depression. The billboard's message and imagery make it a poignant addition to any historical model setting.
• 1937 Jantzen Swimwear: The 1937 Jantzen Swimwear ad highlights the brand's popularity and the era's evolving fashion trends. This vibrant and stylish billboard brings a touch of leisure and recreation to your layout. Established in 1915. Ads in mid-20^th century were playful, vibrantly colorful and a bit racy with men and women in skimpy swimwear.
• 1938 Royal Crown Cola: The 1938 Royal Crown Cola ad promotes the refreshing taste of this beloved soft drink. Its bright colors and classic design make it a lively addition to any model scene, adding a sense of fun and nostalgia.
• 1938 Sunoco Gasoline: This 1938 Sunoco Gasoline ad emphasizes the power and reliability of Sunoco's fuel, reflecting the growing importance of automobiles in American life. The dynamic design is perfect for adding an industrial and transportation element to your layout.
• 1938 White Castle: The 1938 White Castle ad showcases the simplicity and appeal of the famous "hamburgers by the sack." This billboard adds a touch of everyday life to your scenes, representing the early days of fast food in America.
• 1938 Wrigley's Spearmint: The 1938 Wrigley's Spearmint ad promotes the refreshing flavor of this iconic chewing gum. The bright and cheerful design makes it a perfect fit for any model setting, bringing a lighthearted and familiar element to your layout.