This is an advertisement from June, 1930, for S. F. W. & Son, Inc. The ad features Whitman Pleasure Island Chocolates. "Real Treasure from Pleasure Island."

The reverse side features advertising for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York. "Why risk Typhoid? 20 times more dangerous than lightning!" The ad also mentions Frederick H. Ecker – President of the company at the time this ad was printed.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from June, 1930, for General Electric. It features the General Electric Refrigerator. "What a Proof of efficiency and economy."

The reverse side features advertising for the Leica Camera and the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the page was removed from the binding staples...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Rohr Aircraft Corporation. "Calling Dr. Jeep!"

The reverse side features advertising for The American Brass Company – a Subsidiary of Anaconda Copper Mining Company. "Copper Serves . . . Every Minute . . . Everywhere."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the page was removed from the binding staples...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for New York Central System. "Trains in White. How Army Hospital Trains speed wounded fighters homeward over the Water Level Route."

The reverse side features advertising for Dictaphone Corporation of New York. The ad is for the Dictaphone Electronic Dictation machine.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid. "Again, Zenith Makes Hearing Aid History! Brings New Smartness and Style at No Extra Cost with the New Neutral-Color Earphone and Cord."

The reverse side features advertising for Argus Cameras and Optical Equipment. "Jewels of Today – Argus Eyes For Victory."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for AGWI Lines – Serving Cuba, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Texas, Florida, and the South. "Bridge of ships to our good neighbor, Mexico."

The reverse side features advertising for Santa Fe System Lines. "Western Fields that feed a Nation at War."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for National Dairy Products Corporation. The ad shows a soldier relaxing at the Air Forces Redistribution Station where he is trying to relax and, momentarily, forget about the war. It goes on to say how much soldier miss the abundance of milk and other dairy products when they are away from the U. S. fighting the war.

The reverse side features advertising for Magnavox Radio Phonograph – The choice of great artists...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Hallicrafters Company, Manufacturers of Radio and Electronic Equipment of Chicago, Illinois. The ad reminded readers that the world was growing smaller and after the war, radios would serve all mankind!

The reverse side features advertising for many, many military schools and academies – a sign of the need for military recruitment during the war...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Ford Motor Company...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for the Association of American Railroads. "All united for Victory." The ad expresses the importance the railroads played in the war effort.

The reverse side features advertising for Boeing – makers of The Flying Fortress, B-29 Super Fortress, the Stratoliner, and the Transocean Clippers. The ad shows a ten-foot scale model of the Boeing Flying Fortress being tested in a wind tunnel.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in good c...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Hamilton Watches. The ad expresses the importance of time accuracy for the Navy Navigator. "Guiding a warship today . . . Sealing a courtship tomorrow."

The reverse side features advertising for the Filmo Bell & Howell movie projector. "Make your memories last forever."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the page was remov...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for The Milwaukee Road. "What’s the Olympian ‘in the hole’ for, Bill?" This is an ad demonstrating the need for secrecy during wartime.

The reverse side features advertising for Movado Astronic Watches, San Diego Travel Guide, and Books for sale from National Geographic.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10". It is in good condition and ready for matting and framing - no rips or tears other than the binding edge where the page was re...