@rshotton Search for other trippy animated and still ads from The UnCola era (1969-1975) by Levi’s jeans, Campbell’s soup, Pepsi, etc. Seven Up was not alone in this style.
@hkb73 View this, and many more vintage #7UpUnCola billboard and poster images from 1969-1975 in my albums on Flickr:
https://t.co/A5bw4HsHPu
https://t.co/tPJgi03fAh
(54) 21’x10’ 7Up UnCola lithographic paper billboard posters from 1969–1975 arranged in chronological order.
That’s 11,340 sq. feet of which my collection includes 38.
A set of 12 RARE duplicate originals in mostly mint condition are available on eBay. Also search #7UpUnCola
@Jasonforrestftw @michaelbierut There were 4 or 5 billboard still images harvested from just this one TV ad. I have most of them but haven’t published them, yet.
@nuns_on_film@WeirdlandTales Good eye! 7Up was hash-tagging in 1969, but back then it was a stand-in for the word “number”, as in “Number One in The Sun”. This was the very first billboard issued in The UnCola ad campaign. It’s numbered 69-1. Approx. 54 colorful billboards were issued between 1969 to ~1975.
@Shaggyshan@WeirdlandTales Search #7UpUnCola on IG, Flickr, Collector’s Weekly, Dangerous Minds and DJ Food. These [unattributed] photos are a very tiny fraction of my collection of vintage 7Up UnCola paper billboards and posters from 1969-1975.
@WeirdlandTales At least four 21'x10' 7Up UnCola billboards were harvested as "stills" excerpted from the TV ad. I've collected and posted a little over half of the ~53 vintage paper billboard posters from "The UnCola" ad campaign, including some of these stills. See them on Flickr and eBay.
SOLD 1969 Wet Un Wild by Ed George 21’x10’ vintage submarine billboard poster in mint condition. I still have a 60”x36” Subway Size B version available on eBay. Search "7Up UnCola Billboards" on eBay, Google or https://t.co/VlWDbuHdYR to learn more and/or acquire any originals.