1944 WW2 Battle Action Drawing Win the War by Pontiac or Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky and Nicholas Rubenstein Magnavox Original Vintage Ad
$18.99
“It takes a lot of hard work to win a war” is the theme of this 1944 WW2 era original vintage advertisement salute by Pontiac of General Motors. The ad features a nice vintage drawing of WW2 soldiers in battle with a big Field Gun.
A BONUS is another ad on the opposite side of the same page for Magnavox Radios and Phonographs. Featured in the ad is a neat drawing of Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky and Nicholas Rubenstein, celebrated Russian pianist, playing his Concerto No. 1, in B-Flat Minor his friend’s appraisal. Drawing is by Harry Anderson.
The ads are 8x11 and in very good condition with nice color and detail.
REMEMBER: these are NOT 2 separate items but the front and back of a SINGLE page. They are both being listed because of possible multiple interests or topics.
Vintage advertisements and articles are becoming more and more collectible for their nostalgia look and unique eye-appeal. They also are suitable for framing and are becoming scarcer as the supply of vintage paper products continues to decrease. Please note this is an original, vintage product advertisement and NOT a reproduction.
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