Advertising automobiles / your contributions are welcome!

[grobmotorix]

Rolf Eden died last year - what an interesting guy - what a life...

When Rolf Eden read in the newspaper in 1956 that every Berliner living abroad (he lived in pais at that time) who returned to West Berlin would receive 6,000 marks (about 17,000 euros in today's purchasing power), he traveled to Berlin.

At the beginning of his time in Berlin, Eden waited for the promised money and initially worked briefly as a vacuum cleaner salesman and as a night porter and bartender in a U.S. barracks. With the welcome money that was finally paid out, Eden initially opened the Eden Saloon on the corner of Nestorstraße and Kurfürstendamm in 1957.
The photo thus shows his first advertising measure after his return to Germany and quasi the start of his career.

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Big movies need big advertising!

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Not exactly an advertising automobile, but close enough:

[grobmotorix]

It were very hard times in Germany shortly after WW1 so that counts...

[pguillem]

I just came across this one. I don't know what GKF was advertising.
(Sorry for the poor picture quality and the watermarks.) Any information is welcome.

GKF Gerard Koninckx Freres Exotisch Fruit Praalwagen

[pguillem]

A French advertising truck for a company called Hungaria:

Based on a Delahaye 163

[pguillem]

Thank you for your great contributions.
Here is another one out of the big Vitabrill universe - and it is not a French one:

Vitabrill Goliath Express frm 1950 by Johs. Olsens, Norway.

[pguillem]

Bic:

Renault 1953 2,5 T by Augereau.

[pguillem]

Mont Blanc

Hanomag

[Wendax]

I acquired some pictures of advertising automobiles of the 1930s. Here is the first one:

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A trailer advertising a movie:

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Another movie advertisement, this time a mobile submarine, for the movie Morgenrot:

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And the last set showing a very angular car advertising several exhibitions:

[thorax]

very particular!

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A humouristic approach (Fewa is a laundry detergent).

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Another Butagaz van:

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Patriotic mattresses:

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Sweets in bitter times:

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Promoting a hot water boiler:

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A Renault Colorale Savane for Aspro:

[pnegyesi]

Built in Austria in the 1970s or 1980s by Karl Schreiner & Söhne, based on a Steyr city bus for an electronics company.

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