GoodYear Ad and Poster Collection: The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company is an American multinational tire manufacturing company founded in 1898 by Frank Seiberling and based in Akron, Ohio. Goodyear manufactures tires for automobiles, commercial trucks, light trucks, motorcycles, SUVs, race cars, airplanes, farm equipment and heavy earth-mover machinery. (Wikipedia)
GoodYear Ad and Poster Collection:
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1933 It Has Been True For Eighteen Years, More People Ride On GoodYear Tires….
1933 Will Your Tires Hold. GoodYear
1934 ‘Couldn’t stop, eh. Why don’t you get some Grip on your tires’ GoodYear
1939 Other tires ‘Grow’ when infloated, but this new ‘G-100’ Firms Down! GoodYear
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1941 Here’s How GoodYear Parts Help To ‘Keep ‘Em Flying’
1943 When Dependability Counts Most… GoodYear
1943 Here’s new Headgear for 1943 All-Americans. GoodYear
1943 Will tomorrow’s aircraft carriers Fly. GoodYear Aircraft
1944 ‘No Ma’Am – There’s No Extra Charge For These Seats!’ Airfoam. GoodYear
1944 They’re taking the ‘high’ way to Berlin. GoodYear
1944 Moving Picture Of The Best Tire Built Today. GoodYear
1944 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘Gee, He’s Slept All The Way From New York!’
1944 GoodYear Airfoam. Guests Never Get Up At The Andersons’
1944 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘Mistah Pullman Oughta Call This Car The Rip Van Winkle’
1944 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘Wish We Had This Car In The Parlor’
1944 GoodYear Airfoam. You Can’t Fool An Old Setter
1945 ‘New York. Why, We Just Left Los Angeles!’ GoodYear
1945 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘Give Me An Eight O’clock Call!’
1945 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘New York. Why, We Just Left Los Angeles!’
1945 GoodYear Airfoam. ‘No Ma’am – There’s No Extra Charge For These Seats!’
1946 GoodYear. Chipper as a girl … it’s – that Airfoam look!
1946 Two ways to pick the world’s best tire. GoodYear
1946 GoodYear. He’ll sock it a mile – he’s got that Airfoam look!
1946 GoodYear. You can always tell that Airfoam look!
1947 Four words that build better tires. Another Reason For GoodYear Leadership
1947 Why do ‘Rubber Railroads’ hold so many Haulage records. GoodYear
1948 Leading Auto Makers Switch To New Kind Of Tire! The New Super cushion by GoodYear
1948 Car makers quickly adopt new kind of tire. The new Super cushion by GoodYear
1948 Will it do wonders for your car. These folks say yes! The new Super Cusion by GoodYear
1948 David ‘belts Goliath – again! GoodYear
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1952 New Lifeguard Safety Tubes by GoodYear
1952 You, Too, Can Have A Blowout Or Puncture! New Lifeguard Safety Tubes by GoodYear
1952 Short cut to an Atomic stock pile. GoodYear
1953 It takes a lot of Rubber to feed your furnace! GoodYear
1954 New 1954 All-Nylon Cord Super-Curshion! GoodYear
1955 Let’s Get the Job Started. GoodYear
1955 You don’t really need a tire this good. GoodYear
1956 New 3-T Nylon Tubeless Tire By GoodYear
1958 Again.. one of the most remarkable votes of public confidence in the history of American Industry. GoodYear
1958 How To Give A River’s End A New Beginning. GoodYear
1959 ‘Even on the ‘Night Beat’ Cross-Ribs triple our tread mileage!’. GoodYear
1959 More People Ride On Goodyear Tires Than On Any other Kind
1959 Radar Structures and Radomes – prime capabilities of GoodYear Aircraft
1960’s Ads and Posters:
1960 lots of good things come from GoodYear
1961 More Traction where there’s snow… More Mileage where there isn’t. GoodYear
1961 Again in 1961 … as in every single year for 46 consecutive years More People Ride On Goodyear Tires Than On Any Other Kind
1964 ‘At 428 MPH, The Only Thing Between Me And The Salt Were Goodyear Tires.’
1964 When there’s no man around… Goodyear should be
1964 Go Go Goodyear
1970’s Ads and Posters:
1978 Grand Prix Claw Radial. GoodYear
1980’s Ads and Posters:
1981 Goodyear’s All-Season, All-Terrain, It’s as quick in the rough as it is on the smooth
