Throwback Thursday: Advertising Las Vegas

For this week's Throwback Thursday, we take a look Las Vegas advertising from the 1930s to the 1970s. Be sure to hover your mouse over the image for more details! How many do you like?

1930s

In 1931. James Cashman advertises in the Las Vegas High School's yearbook, the Boulder Echo

1930s

More local ads in the Boulder Echo, 1931

1940s

Keno Radio advertises its new home at the El Rancho Hotel

1940s

Chamber of Commerce advertising

1950s

"Where the Old West Meets the New"

1950s

Union Pacific Railroad advertises Fremont Street

1950s

The Sahara Hotel and Stan Irwin proudly present "An Evening with Ray Bolger"

1950s

The Chamber of Commerce advertises the building of their Space-Age Convention Center

1960s

Early 1960s "Mad Men" era advertising of the Strip

1960s

Early 1960s "Mad Men" era advertising of the Strip

1960s

Early "Mad Men" era advertising of Fremont Street

1962

Chamber of Commerce hawks coming modernization of Fremont Street

1960s

Ronzone's advertises that they have been providing Las Vegans for over forty years with quality clothing

1960s

Fly Bonanza Airlines to Las Vegas!

1960s

Because maps should be fun!

Late 1960s

Casino Center advertising

1968-1969

When air travel was glamorous!

1970s

"Las Vegas: Where the Sun Never Sets"
 

1970s

Chamber of Commerce advertising starring Sammy Davis, Jr.

1970s

This brochure was written in French, Spanish and German, respectively