1950s Milkshake Hand Vintage Flat Sheet 3 Die Cut Cardboard Soda Fountain Diner
$185
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- HomeArtPosters
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- The Unbranded Brand
- Style Tags
- Vintage
Measurements:
• Height: 29 inches
• Width: 22 inches
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Large, 1950s uncut die-cut advertising sheet featuring three oversized root beer float graphics, each printed with vivid mid-century color and lifelike detail. These would have originally been cut out and used at soda fountains like Woolworth's or drive-in theatres. This example remains fully intact in its original flat stock. Clean edges, bright color, and only mild handling wear consistent with storage.
Root beer float imagery was heavily used throughout the 1940s–1950s as brands promoted fountain treats during the golden age of diners. This piece captures classic American advertising style with bold realism, warm tones, and early photo-illustration techniques typical of the era.
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Keywords: advertising art, retro print, food photography, beverage advertisement, vintage decor, cocktail art, novelty print, kitchen art, soda advertisement, bar decor, collectible print, mid century modern
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