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Understanding Media Language in Quality Street

Ever wondered how adverts from the 1950s managed to sell... Show more

1
of 1
Media Language:
optimistic message
1950s post-war
constructs Mayor
Quality as a hero
costume and
typography
1956
← repetition of
colour purp

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Media StudiesMedia Studies129 views·Updated May 26, 2026·1 page

Understanding Media Language in Quality Street

Ever wondered how adverts from the 1950s managed to sell sweets so effectively? This analysis breaks down a classic Quality Street advert, showing how clever visual and language techniques created desire and built brand loyalty during post-war Britain.

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