1940s Ohio State Football Player Charlie Beane Magazine Page Ephemera For Sale

This vintage magazine page, likely from the 1940s or 1950s, features a detailed article titled "HOW TO DRESS FOR FOOTBALL; OHIO STATE PLAYERS WEAR EIGHTY-DOLLAR OUTFITS." The main focus is Ohio State University football player Charlie Beane, depicted in multiple images demonstrating the elaborate process of gearing up in his uniform, including pads and jersey #57. The accompanying text provides fascinating insights into the cost and complexity of football equipment from that era, making it a unique piece of sports history.The reverse side of the page continues the football article with further images of Charlie Beane, showcasing him putting on shoes, helmet, and face paint. Additionally, this side features a collection of classic advertisements: a full-page ad for Glenmore's Kentucky Tavern Straight Bourbon Whiskey, a Crosley Auto Radio advertisement highlighting a "Roulette Radio," and a vintage ad for La Cross Creme Nail Polish. This ephemera offers a captivating glimpse into mid-century American culture, advertising, and the evolution of collegiate football.