Sinclair Dinosaurs Magazine Ad 1960s New York World's Fair

This vintage print advertisement from the 1960s showcases Sinclair's iconic Dinoland exhibit at the New York World's Fair. The ad features detailed illustrations of four prominent dinosaurs: a Brontosaurus, Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, and Tyrannosaurus, asking the viewer, Which of these 4 dinosaurs is your favorite? The artwork is rendered in a classic Mid-Century Modern advertising style, combining educational content about prehistoric creatures with promotional messaging for Sinclair's brand and their presence at the World's Fair. The text highlights Sinclair's connection to petroleum, stating that Nature was mellowing the petroleum that Sinclair now refines into the best gasolines and oils. It also mentions the availability of a free Sinclair Tour service from their New York office to help plan trips across the U.S., Canada, or Mexico, including the Dixieland Trail. This nostalgic piece of ephemera captures the excitement of the 1960s World's Fair and Sinclair's clever use of their dinosaur trademark in marketing. The ad encourages readers to See them in Sinclair Dinoland at the World's Fair and promises an exciting re-creation of prehistoric times. It's a prime example of vintage corporate advertising and Mid-Century design, appealing to collectors of historical print media and World's Fair memorabilia.