When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
757-GI-JOES Re-Live the Adventure ITEM DESCRIPTION:Comes with 2nd color article. Cut from vintage magazine. Approximately 8\" x 11\". See all pictures for complete documentation of condition.CONDITION NOTE:This is an original vintage print advertisement that is approximately 35-40+ years old. These pages have been stored in magazines for decades under varying conditions temperature changes, humidity, dry storage, attics, basements, garages, and warehouses across the country. Age-appropriate wear is normal and expected for vintage paper ephemera of this era. Common characteristics may include but are not limited to light yellowing or toning of paper, minor creasing or crinkling, small edge tears, uneven cuts from removal, staple holes or rust marks near the spine, faint bleed-through or writing impressions from adjacent pages, and occasional light foxing or minor water staining. These are not defects they are natural characteristics of authentic vintage printed material. Every effort is made to photograph and document the condition of each ad accurately. What you see in the pictures is what you receive. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. This is an original vintage single page magazine ad from the 1980s authentic print ephemera and collectible promotional material from the golden age of Saturday morning cartoons, Toys R Us shopping sprees, Sears Wish Book dreams, and quarter-fed arcade games. Before the internet existed, kids discovered the toys they had to have by flipping through colorful magazine pages, catalog inserts, order forms, centerfold posters, comic book promos, and TV Guide listings on lazy Saturday afternoons, during sleepovers, and in dentist waiting rooms. These original ads are genuine pieces of 1980s pop culture history vintage advertising memorabilia from an era when toy companies marketed directly to children through the pages of every magazine, book, catalog, and trade publication they could find. Whether it was a full-page glossy display ad, a promotional poster, a product catalog page, or a mail-order insert, these classic print advertisements captured the excitement of every new TV show, movie, cartoon, video game, and toy line that defined the decade. Action figure collectors will find ads from the toy lines that shaped the 80s G.I. Joe, Transformers, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, Star Wars, ThunderCats, Voltron, M.A.S.K., GoBots, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Super Powers, Real Ghostbusters, and WWF Wrestling Superstars as well as rare short-run and cult-favorite lines that most fans have never seen advertised in magazine-format print: Battle Beasts, Visionaries, SilverHawks, Sectaurs, Dino-Riders, Inhumanoids, Air Raiders, Captain Power, Food Fighters, Centurions, Sky Commanders, BraveStarr, Crystar, M.U.S.C.L.E., Robo Force, Starriors, Super Naturals, Rock Lords, Manglors, Blackstar, Spiral Zone, C.O.P.S., Barnyard Commandos, and Golden Girl. Classic girls\' toy line ads include Barbie, My Little Pony, She-Ra Princess of Power, Jem and the Holograms, Care Bears, Cabbage Patch Kids, Rainbow Brite, Strawberry Shortcake, Popples, and Pound Puppies. Retro video game and home computer ads cover the early console wars Nintendo NES, Atari 2600, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, Commodore 64, and classic arcade titles while electronic toy ads feature childhood favorites like Teddy Ruxpin, Speak and Spell, Lite-Brite, Simon, View-Master, and the Sony Walkman. Our inventory also includes vintage promo ads for outdoor toys like Big Wheel, Power Wheels, Pogo Ball, and Skip-It, board games like Rubik\'s Cube, Trivial Pursuit, Operation, and Hungry Hungry Hippos, model car and model kit brands, fast food tie-in promotions from McDonald\'s Happy Meals, Pizza Hut, and Burger King, breakfast cereals and candy brands, blockbuster movie merchandise from Ghostbusters, E.T., Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, and Batman, plus plush toys like Glo Worm, Halloween costumes, Lego sets, trading cards, comic books, school supplies, sports memorabilia, and the bedding and birthday party supplies that rounded out every 1980s kid\'s wish list. Manufacturers represented across our store include Hasbro, Mattel, Kenner, Coleco, Tonka, LJN, Galoob, Ideal, Remco, Tyco, Playmates, and Fisher-Price, with ads sourced from the magazines and publications kids actually read Boys\' Life, Starlog, Mad Magazine, Tiger Beat, Dynamite, Disney Adventures, and rare specialty children\'s issues that most collectors have never even heard of. Each ad is a genuine original vintage print advertisement carefully removed from its original magazine publication not a reproduction, reprint, scan, or photocopy. These authentic pieces of retro pop culture memorabilia are perfect for framing as vintage wall art, a poster display, or decor for a man cave, game room, home arcade, office, den, or workshop. They bring instant nostalgia to a retro-themed bar, restaurant, or any space that needs a conversation piece straight out of the eighties. They also make one-of-a-kind nostalgia gifts for birthdays, Father\'s Day, Christmas, housewarmings, or for anyone born between 1965 and 1990 who remembers the magic of being a kid in the 80s. Equally suited for scrapbooking, junk journaling, mixed media art projects, pop culture research, YouTube content creation, and creative marketing displays, these are the kind of rare vintage collectibles that stop you mid-scroll ? a piece of childhood you can hold in your hands. Additional toy lines and brands featured across our store include A-Team, Boglins, Buck Rogers, Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos, Clash of the Titans, Computer Warriors, Defenders of the Earth, Dragonriders of the Styx, Dune, Dukes of Hazzard, Eagle Force, Hot Wheels, Indiana Jones, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, Karate Kid, Lazer Tag, Micro Machines, Muppets, Photon, Police Academy, Power Lords, Rambo, Robotech, Rocks and Bugs and Things, ROM Space Knight, Rulers of the Sun, Sgt. Rock, Shogun Warriors, Starcom, Starting Lineup, Tigersharks, Warrior Beasts, and Willow. Many of these vintage ads also feature interactive elements from the era ? mail-away order forms, sweepstakes entry forms, coloring contests, connect-the-dots puzzles, mazes, hidden picture games, word searches, paint-with-water activities, cut-out coupons, rebate offers, and send-away promotions that were half the fun of flipping through a magazine as a kid in the 1980s. HAVE A TOY COLLECTION TO SELL?
We are always buying! Big or small lots of vintage G.I. Joe or other toys. Please contact us directly through messages to discuss your collection. WHY BUY FROM 757-GI-JOES?
- US-Based, Independently Owned & Operated Small Business
- 20,000+ Hours of ARAH G.I. Joe Experience
- One of s Most Experienced & Trusted Used Action Figure Sellers
- Over $1 Million in Sales
- Authentic & Accurate Item Descriptions & Ratings
- Fast U.S. Shipping from a Trusted Professional Seller
- Professional Business & Marketing Background
- Where Passion Meets Precision! Buy with Confidence SAVE UP TO 10%! VIEW ALL CURRENT SPECIAL OFFERS! BROWSE 757-GI-JOES FULL INVENTORY
