The LAB Anti-Mall Costa Mesa 2000s Print Advertisement Ad 2004

The LAB Anti-Mall Costa Mesa 2000s Print Advertisement Ad 2004This 2004 print advertisement for The LAB Anti Mall in Costa Mesa features a whimsical and eye catching illustration. The ad showcases three cartoon characters labeled "Good," "Bad," and "No Idea" under the bold headline "Time to Choose." The playful and quirky design reflects the unique and alternative shopping experience offered by The LAB. Original print advertisement from 2004 Measures approximately 8" x 11" Features a fun and engaging

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