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Original vintage-style Philip Morris cigarette advertisement believed to have been removed from a magazine dating to the World War II era, approximately 1942.
Features the famous Philip Morris bellhop, Johnny Roventini, dressed in his recognizable red uniform, along with the advertising slogan "Don't Let Inhaling Worry You."
The advertisement also features a World War II patriotic message encouraging the purchase of United States Savings Bonds and Approximately 6¼" wide × 13" tall
Frame: Approximately 12" × 15"
Weight: 1 lb. 10.7 oz., including frame and glass
Condition:
Vintage pre-owned condition with age-related discoloration and yellowing to the advertisement. Some minor wear is visible on the wood-tone frame.
Advertisement is displayed in a wooden frame under protective glass.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and show the item's overall condition.
Vintage pre-owned condition with age-related discoloration and yellowing to the advertisement. Some minor wear is visible on the wood-tone frame.
Advertisement is displayed in a wooden frame under protective glass.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and show the item's overall condition.
A wonderful piece of vintage American advertising history, perfect for collectors of Philip Morris memorabilia, tobacco advertising, World War II memorabilia, or nostalgic advertising artwork.
The advertisement will be sold framed, exactly as pictured.
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