Some bitcoin playboy images:
1966 Technology Ad, Yashica Atoron Camera, with Pretty Brunette Girl, Playboy
Image by classic_film
Tagline:
"Small Wonder! Yashica Atoron"
Advert text:
"Handiest camera yet. It goes with you everywhere, takes superb prints and slides automatically. Perfect as a memo camera, for trips, vacations. Uses handy drop-in cartridge in color, black and white. Film available everywhere. With chain, extra filters, case, flash, in presentation kit, less than 0."
The buying power of 0 back in 1966 equals 3 of buying power in 2015.
Published in Playboy magazine, May 1966 – Vol. 13 No. 5
Fair use/no known copyright. If you use this photo, please provide attribution credit; not for commercial use (see Creative Commons license).
1969 Liquor Ad, Playboy, Smirnoff Vodka with Legendary TV Host Johnny Carson
Image by classic_film
Vintage 1960s alcohol advertisement, Smirnoff Vodka, with legendary "Tonight Show" TV talk show host, comedian, and actor Johnny Carson (October 23, 1925 – January 23, 2005), with St. Bernard dog, 1969
Tagline:
"Smirnoff makes the Blizzard howl."
Ad text:
"Smirnoff comes to the rescue of hum-drum summer drinking with the Smirnoff Blizzard: An avalanche of Smirnoff over packed ice. A wag of lime. Then a frigid blast of Fresca. But unless you insist on Smirnoff, your Blizzard could fizzle into just another summer downpour."
Published in Playboy magazine, August 1969 – Vol. 16 No. 8
Fair use/no known copyright. If you use this photo, please provide attribution credit; not for commercial use (see Creative Commons license).
1965 Playboy Menswear Ad, Varsity-Town Madisonaire Fashions, Two Guys in Suits Riding Honda Motorcycle
Image by classic_film
Odd, vintage 1960s men’s fashion advertisement, Varsity-Town Madisonaire suits — features two young men waving and dressed in suits while tandem-riding a new Honda motorcycle, 1965.
Tagline:
"There’s nothing quite like it… except another Varsity-Town Madisonaire"
Ad text, includes Honda reference:
"The Traditional Suit takes on a new hue. Leave it to Varsity-Town to come up with a brand new shade of blue for their natural shoulder MADISONAIRE suits and sport coats. It’s called Oxford Blue — a color with just the right restraint for traditionally tailored clothing. Not bright or brassy, but just right for a gentleman’s wardrobe. Chances are many of the nice people you meet on your Honda this fall will be wearing Oxford Blue by Varisity Town’s MADISONAIRE. Vested suits from -. Sport coats and ."
Playboy magazine, September 1965 – Vol. 12 No. 9
Fair use/no known copyright. If you use this photo, please provide attribution credit; not for commercial use (see Creative Commons license).
1966 Technology Ad, Yashica Atoron Camera, with Pretty Brunette Girl, Playboy
