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An original 1923 magazine advertisement by Cyclone Fence Company titled "Beautiful - Durable - Economical" featuring an illustration of houses protected by Cyclone "Red Tag" fence and gate. The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1923 vintage magazine advertisement by Johns-Manville Inc. titled "There may be a Coal Mine in your own cellar", featuring their Asbestocel product.
The ad measures approximately 10 1/2" x 14", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1937 magazine advertisement by Alcoa Aluminum / Aluminum Company of America titled "Firemen Are UP on Aluminum" featuring an illustration of a firefighting scene and firemen using an aluminum ladder (the ladder is an iridescent silver as is the logo strip along the bottom of the page).
Art illustration by Joseph Jicha (1901 - 1960) a listed American / Ohio artist.
The ad is oversize, measures approximately 11" x 14", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1937 magazine advertisement by the Dow Chemical Company of Midland, Michigan titled "Old As The Pyramids … New As The 20th Century" relative to the chemical science giving Dow "the distinction of being the first producer of synthetic indigo in this country", and featuring an Egyptian theme illustration. Art Illustration by John Vickery (1906 - 1983).The ad measures approximately 11" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1937 vintage magazine advertisement by Portland Cement Association of Chicago, Illinois titled "When you build for profit, build with concrete" featuring a B&W photo of the United Parcel Service Central Delivery Station, Los Angeles, California. Abbott, Merkt & Co, Engineers & Architects for the project.
The ad measures approximately 10 1/2" x 13" and is in excellent condition.

An original 1942 vintage magazine advertisement by Truscon Steel Company of Youngstown, Ohio advertising their Truscon Steel Windows, featuring an illustration of a woman asleep with a large (Truscon) window in the background.Art illustration by Malcom Daniel Charleson (1888 - 1943), a listed American/Illinois artist (Canadian born).The ad is oversize, measures approximately 10 3/4" x 14", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1943 WWII era magazine advertisement by Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, featuring an illustration of a sailor on deck by artist John Clifton.
The ad measures approximately 8" x 11", and is in very good condition (1/4" closed tear left edge),

A 1944 magazine advertisement by Allegheny Metal / Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation of Breckenridge, Pennsylvania featuring a chemical themed illustration.
Art illustration by A.E. Brotman.
The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition,

An original 1944 vintage magazine advertisement by Container Corporation of America titled "To Grecian islands - U.S. Supplies in paper packages" featuring a colorful art illustration representative of the title.
Art illustration by unknown artist.
The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1944 magazine advertisement by Radio Corporation of America titled "How RCA Electron Tubes Direct Traffic" featuring an illustration of a traffic policeman. The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1958 magazine advertisement by Bethlehem Steel Corporation titled "They fish for prize jumbos with strong steel rope" featuring a B&W photo of Bill's Pride Shrimping Vessel, owned by Southeast Packing Company.The ad measures approximately 8" x 11", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1945 magazine advertisement by Cannon Electric Development Company of Los Angeles, California, titled "They tap out precision through Cannon Connectors" featuring a photo of New York's Radio City Music Hall Rockettes.

The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1935 magazine advertisement by Monel Metal / The International Nickel Company featuring a testimonial by and an illustration of Theodore Weicker, Executive Vice-President of E.R. Squibb & Sons.
The ad measures approximately 10 3/4" x 13 3/4", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1947 magazine advertisement by United Engineers & Constructors, Inc. titled "Gas Plants: Design - Construction - Efficiency Operation", featuring a photo of the Harrison New Jersey Gas Plant. The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.

An original 1944 magazine advertisement by Utah Radio Products Company of Chicago, Illinois featuring an illustration of some busy gnomes working with a variety of radio parts. Illustration by Vernon Grant (1902 - 1990) a listed American artist, well known for his Kellogg's gnome figures Snap! Crackle! and Pop! The ad measures approximately 10" x 13", and is in excellent condition.