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Posted 2 years ago
btreat29
(3 items)
Four 33 3/4" x 20 3/4" posters (1969) in mint unused condition purchased along with the original mailing tube postmarked JAN - - '70.
These were part of the award winning 7Up "UnCola" ad campaign from 1967 through the late 70's.
"UnCanny In Cans" by John Alcorn, 1669
"Un & Un Is Too" by Kim Whitesides, 1969 **
"Butterfly & Bottle" by Pat Dypold, 1969 **
"# Un In The Sun" by Pat Dypold, 1969
I also have collected one more 33x20 poster:
"Don't Be The Last To UnCola" by Pat Dypold, 1971 ** (can't post because the extra copies are for sale)
and (4) 21' x 10' billboards (also posted on Show & Tell).
Check out my 7up billboard/poster set on Flickr for a lot more information:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30559980@N07/sets/72157623502964435/
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