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Two vintage advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products – Vintage Wall Art

Two vintage advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products — historic image
Two vintage advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products. Historic image from the Tobacco collection.

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Step back in time with Two vintage advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products, a historic image rich in period detail. It comes from the Snapshots of the Past collection, curated over 25 years for its historical value.

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Two vintage advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products

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Two advertisements for licorice sticks and licorice products make an unexpected entry on a tobacco board, and the connection is worth a look. Licorice root extract has long been used to sweeten and flavor foods, medicines, and tobacco, and makers of chewing and smoking tobacco often added it to their blends. Advertising from this period tended to promote sweets and tobacco side by side, so these pieces show how the two markets overlapped. Looking at the layout and wording can reveal how manufacturers pitched a simple flavoring as something pleasant and everyday.

Original scan800 × 502 px
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