Publications and ads we'd like to see

[Spankypants2]

I always loved looking at Mary Beth's fantasy covers of "improbable" publications. For me in looking over the magazine covers and ads of an earlier time, there was always the possibility of "what if?" This is the first of a few that I will share from time to time.

[gunrunner]

Thank you! Really, thank you, and please continue to share your work.

[Spankypants2]

Who can forget those classic Post covers?

[gunrunner]

Spankiepants I am truly enjoying your post. Thank you!

[jeangurl]

I resemble that LOL
Luv Jeangurl

[marybethsanford]

Me too....

Hugs
Mary Beth

[Spankypants2]

I just love the old Post covers. They take us back to a time when schools had a "dress" code and boys had to follow it.

[Spankypants2]

We can't forget TV shows either. Back in the '50s there were always product tie-ins where the characters on the program were using the sponsors' products. What might have happened if a certain TV show had a product tie-in with a diaper company?

[Spankypants2]

Back to the Post and an earlier version of a famous cover submitted by an obscure illustrator named Norma Rockwel. This is actually a "cleaner" version than the original Post cover as in this one the patient's bottom is covered.

[gunrunner]

Yes it is cleaner, but Norma added a little pink to the clothing.