Vintage ivory soap ads

Ivory Soap Ad 1918 w T Benda Lady with Long Hair | eBay

Ivory Soap (1954)

When discussing public relations, it is hard not to mention the name Edward Bernays. He was considered to be the “Father of Public Relations” for reasons such as creating different meth…

Ivory Soap ad in the Ladies Home Journal. Year unknown (I can't make out the year, just the month of August).

Ivory 1917

"Ivory Soap floats you dope."

Procter & Gamble Co.’s Ivory Soap I don’t care WHAT the book says (1942)

Here are two very frightened ladies on a chair after seeing a mouse. They should be more frightened that the chair will break than fearing a little mouse Don't you wonder how many "homely women" sent in $1.00, a 2 cent stamp and a self addressed envelope to find out all the wonderful things listed? Here is the cure for "nerves" - a soak in the tub with a cake of Ivory Soap. Remember that, ladies, when you get a little crotchety with your family. Oh, my heavens, Dad is as bad as Mom - maybe…

1952 Ivory soap

1928/29 Vintage Ivory Soap spread "And so to bed!"

Ivory 1932

vintage detergent ads | Lava Soap Ads 1950’s – ardnasselas

Images are both from the 1896 May Cosmopolitan magazine.

Ivory Soap, 1920

Collection: Ad*Access. Product: Ivory Soap. Medium: Magazine. Publication: Saturday Evening Post. Company: Procter & Gamble Co.. Genre: advertisements. Audience: Consumer. Date: 1932. Subject: Beauty and Hygiene, Children, Soaps. DCMI Type: Still Image.

Collection: Ad*Access. Product: Ivory Soap. Medium: Magazine. Publication: McCall's. Company: Procter & Gamble Co.. Genre: advertisements. Audience: Consumer. Date: 1929. Subject: Beauty and Hygiene, Premiums, Soaps. Type: drawings (visual works). DCMI Type: Still Image.

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Scanned from Taschen's "All-American Ads of the 20s".