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Discover a fascinating piece of mid-century Americana with this complete set of ephemera from the Old American Insurance Company, headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. Dated October 8, 1955, this collection offers a vivid glimpse into the sales and marketing strategies of a 1950s insurance firm, featuring its founder, Thomas McGee. The set includes a multi-page promotional letter detailing "Increased Benefits" for just $1.00, a business reply card for friend recommendations, and the original mailing envelope addressed to Robert Kefauver in Madisonville, Tennessee.
This vintage insurance solicitation is a remarkable example of direct mail advertising from the era. The letter outlines accident policy benefits, while the recommendation card encouraged policyholders to spread the word, highlighting community engagement. The original envelope, with its Kansas City meter stamp and "important!" call-out, completes the historical context, making this a unique find for collectors of vintage advertising, financial history, or Kansas City memorabilia. It's a tangible link to a bygone era of American business and consumer outreach.
Measures approx. 10.75 by 8.25 inches
