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40 vintage Tucson ads that will make you nostalgic for the 1960s
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All the advertisements — from Lucky Wishbone and Cactus Bowl to Apache Drive In and Kon Tiki — appeared in the Arizona Daily Star between 1961 and 1969.
Pago-Pago
Cow Palace Market
Pioneer Dry Cleaners
Village Inn Pizza
The Loft
Sparkle Cleaners
El Tanque Dining Room and Lounge
The Coat of Arms restaurant
Skyroom
Apache Drive In
Cele Peterson's
Tucson Estates
Tucson Inn
Johnie's restaurant
Lucky Wishbone
Hirsh's Shoes
Ghost Ranch Lodge
Cactus Bowl
Skaggs Drug Centers
Ronstadt's
Paulos restaurant
Redwood Gay 90s
Reuben Gold's
The Tack Room
Cattlemen's Beef Outlet 2
Tucson House
Woof Woof's restaurant
Bill Vaughan's Central Restaurant
Levy's department store
Empire Foods
Ryan-Evans drug stores
Steinfeld's Department Store
AG Stores
Korby's
Beaudry Motor Company
Frampton's Speedway Cafeteria
Mr Burger
Hiway House
Kon Tiki
El Corral
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