SANKA COFFEE AD, 1957. It Still Can t Get on Your Nerves! Advertisement for Sanka instant decaffeinated coffee from an American magazine of 1957

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SANKA COFFEE AD, 1957. It Still Can t Get on Your Nerves! Advertisement for Sanka instant decaffeinated coffee from an American magazine of 1957

SANKA COFFEE AD, 1957.
It Still Can t Get on Your Nerves! Advertisement for Sanka instant decaffeinated coffee from an American magazine of 1957

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1957 Advertising Coffee Domestic Logo Sailor

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The Sanka Coffee ad from 1957 captures the essence of American domestic life during that era. The advertisement, found in an American magazine, showcases the brand's instant decaffeinated coffee as a solution to avoiding those pesky caffeine jitters. With its bold logo and eye-catching design, this ad aimed to grab the attention of middle-class men across America. In the foreground of the photo print, we see a sailor dressed in his uniform enjoying a cup of Sanka Coffee with a contented smile on his face. This image suggests that even someone who leads an active and demanding lifestyle can find solace in a cup of Sanka without worrying about getting jittery or restless. The setting appears to be a cozy living room with comfortable furniture and warm lighting, creating an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. It is clear that Sanka wanted to position their product as not just any ordinary coffee but one that brings comfort and peace into everyday life. This vintage advertisement serves as a reminder of how advertising has evolved over time while also reflecting the values and aspirations of mid-20th century America. Whether it was enjoyed by sailors returning home or busy working professionals seeking respite from their hectic lives, Sanka Coffee promised to deliver satisfaction without getting on your nerves – truly capturing the spirit of its time.

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