1959 Mercedes-Benz Automobiles Ad - "Sublime Star - Where did it come from?"

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This advertisement highlights the history and significance of the iconic three-pointed star emblem of Mercedes-Benz. It references Gottlieb Daimler's vision and the evolution of the brand, emphasizing the star as a symbol of excellence and blessings for Mercedes-Benz owners. The ad appeals to connoisseurs and underscores the brand's legacy and commitment to building the perfect automobile over 70 years.

Brand: Mercedes-Benz
Product: Mercedes-Benz Automobiles
Tagline: Sublime Star - Where did it come from?
Publication: Motor Trend
Year: 1959

Objects in the advertisement: woman, mercedes-benz hood ornament, car

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