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Saturday, August 24, 2013

The Future Of The Past: Braniff Airlines Commercial (1968)

Another 'future of the past' gem, Braniff Airlines and what they anticipated for 1975, priceless! Via/more clips and images see Diversity Is Beautiful

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Apropos, here's a lovely illustrated Braniff Airline magazine ad from the 1950s: (via Duke University)
And here are some of Jeff Vorzimmer's stellarly restored posters of the original Braniff Airlines sujets from the 1960s:
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