Canadian Pacificana: Ads

Ads
   Introduction
   1880s-1910s
   1920s
   1930s
   1940s
   1950s

Postcards
   Hotels
   Train Stations
   Offices, Docks

Other Ephemera
   Trains
   Ships
   Hotels

Logos

1950
. . . triptych series continued from 1949
	1950 - 1 tourism - triptych series: Rail / White Empress Ships / Air to Orient	1950 - 2 tourism - triptych series: Banff Springs / Princess Ships / Empress Hotel	1950 - 3 tourism - triptych series: Rail / White Empress Ships / Chateau Lake Louise	1950 - 4 tourism - triptych series: Empress of Scotland / Rail / Air to South Pacific
1951

1951 - 1.1 tourism - travelers (West Coast): "We discovered Alaska "	1951 - 1.2 tourism - travelers (Empress Hotel): "Fun Galore"	1951 - 1.3 tourism - travelers (Rockies): "sky-high vacation wonderland"	1951 - 1.4 tourism - travelers (Rockies): "We vacationed on top of the world"	1951 - 1.5 tourism - travelers (transatlantic): "Honeymoon dreams came true"	1951 - 1.6 tourism - travelers (transatlantic) "We sailed to Europe"

		1951 - 1.3 ALT	1951 - 1.4 ALT		1951 - 1.6 ALT
1952

1952 - 1.1 tourism - vacation list (Rockies): "18 sky-high thrills"	1952 - 1.2 tourism - vacation list (transatlantic): "12 vacation treats"	1952 - 1.3 tourism - vacation list (rail): "18 vacation delights"	1952 - 1.4 tourism - vacation list (Rockies): "15 ways to rough it"	1952 - 1.5 tourism - vacation list (Empress Hotel): "15 ways to relax"	1952 - 1.6 tourism - vacation list (rail): "14 adventures"
1953

1953 - 1.1 tourism - Canada is News (Rockies): "Canadian Rockies Belong to You"	1953 - 1.2 tourism - Canada is News (transatlantic): "Sightsee the St. Lawrence"	1953 - 1.3 tourism - Canada is News (rail): "Big Beautiful Canada"	1953 - 1.4 tourism - Canada is News (rail/Rockies): "Canada Passes Your Train Window"	1953 - 1.5 tourism - Canada is News (Empress Hotel) "It's balmy as Spring"	1953 - 1.6 tourism - Canada is News (rail): "Glorious Canada"

1953 - 2 general tourism: "Land/Sea/Air"

1954
It appears that 1954 ads were simply reprints of 1952 and 1953 campaigns.
1955

1955 - 1.1 The Canadian (1955): "Now see all this and more" (2-page spread)	1955 - 1.2 The Canadian (1955): "See the Canadian Rockies"	1955 - 1.3 The Canadian (1955): "Here's an exciting new way..."	1955 - 1.4 The Canadian (1955): Banff and Lake Louise	1955 - 2 Transatlantic: "New Empress of Britain"
1956

1956 - 1.1 The Canadian (1956): "The unexcelled grandeur" (2-page spread)	1956 - 1.2 The Canadian (1956): "See all around you"	1956 - 1.3 The Canadian (1956): Banff and Lake Louise	1956 - 1.4 The Canadian (1956): "Stainless steel scenic dome streamliner"	1956 - 2 Transatlantic: "New Empress of England"
1957

1957 - 1.1 The Canadian (1957): 2-page spread	1957 - 1.2A The Canadian (1957): 1-page version A	1957 - 1.2B The Canadian (1957): 1-pageversion B	1957 - 1.2C The Canadian (1957): 1-page version C	1957 - 2 Land/Sea/Air 1957
1958

1958 - 1.1 Land/Sea/Air 1958: "World of service" ( 2-page spread)	1958 - 1.1ALT Land/Sea/Air 1958: "World of service" (1-page alternative)	1958 - 1.2 Land/Sea/Air 1958 (rail): "Across Canada"	1958 - 1.3 Land/Sea/Air1 958 (transatlantic): "Across the Atlantic"	1958 - 1.4 Land/Sea/Air 1958 (air): "Linking 5 continents"
1959

1959 - 1.1 Land/Sea/Air 1959 (2-page spread): "serves five continents"	1959 - 1.2 Land/Sea/Air 1959 (rail): "Scenic Dome trains"	1959 - 1.3 Land/Sea/Air 1959: (transatlantic): "Sail to Europe"	1959 - 1.4 Land/Sea/Air 1959 (air): "Jet-Prop Britannias"