| Image | Year | Name | Description |
| pic + info | 1928 |
American Express Ad |
"A sky blue passport to personal service in europe." |
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| pic + info | 1966 |
First Nation City Bank |
Travelers Checks. Other travelers checks are every bit as good as First Nation City Bank's...until you lose them! |
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| pic + info | 1966 |
American Express Ad |
With a card like this, who needs cash? |
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| pic + info | 1966 |
Bank of America Ad |
Win a castle in Spain. |
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| pic + info | 1968 |
American Express Ad |
None |
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| pic + info | 1969 |
Bankers Trust Ad |
None |
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| pic + info | 1995 |
American Airlines Credit Card Ad |
"Was he Sorry?...or was it the miles?" |
|
| pic + info | 1998 |
Visa Citibank Credit Card Ad |
American Airlines Miles. Chinese Take out. |
|
| pic + info | 1998 |
Visa Citibank Credit Card Ad |
Ameican Airlines. Shopping Basket. How many miles did you pick up today? |
|
| pic + info | 1998 |
Visa American Airlines Ad |
What is a Fetish. A bunch of red shoes |
|
| pic + info | 1998 |
Master Card Priceless Ad |
Music. Learning Mozart at 48: Priceless. |
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| pic + info | 2000 |
Mastercard Priceless Ad |
Deals with a family car ride |
|
| pic + info | 2000 |
Mastercard Priceless Ad |
Deals with Sex Education |
|
| pic + info | 2000 |
Mastercard Priceless Ad |
Deals with e-wallet |
|
| pic + info | 2000 |
Mastercard Priceless Ad |
Deals with a boxer |
|
| pic + info | 2000 |
Mastercard Priceless Ad |
Deals with bowling |
|
| pic + info | 2001 |
American Airlines Ad |
American Airlines Credit Card showing an outside scene. |
|
| pic + info | 2001 |
Visa Tattoo Card Ad |
"Its your live. How do you want to spend it?" |
|
| pic + info | 2001 |
American Airlines Ad |
American Airlines Credit Card showing an outside scene. |
|
| pic + info | 2001 |
Wizard of Oz Diners Club Ad |
Great Wizard of Oz ad. |
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| pic + info | 2002 |
Visa Credit Card Ad |
Its your life. How do you want to spend it? |
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| pic + info | 2002 |
Master Card Ad |
Memorable Baseball moments. |
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| pic + info | 2002 |
Discover Credit Card Ad |
Bunch of Drugs arranged to look like a Discover Card. |
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