RARE 1931-1932 School of Industrial Arts Program Trenton NJ Ephemera Art Deco For Sale

This booklet is a fantastic, original piece of Depression-era New Jersey ephemera: a vintage program booklet from the 1931-1932 academic year for The School of Industrial Arts (SIA) in Trenton, New Jersey.
This historic institution, which operated out of the famous Cass Gilbert-designed Kelsey Building, played a crucial role in training the draftsmen, painters, and artisans who powered Trenton's legendary pottery, tile, and manufacturing industries during its industrial peak. The school eventually merged in 1967 to help form Mercer County Community College.
Features & Highlights:

• Stunning Graphic Cover: Features a striking, vibrant blue and yellow graphic layout that captures a beautiful early 1930s Art Deco aesthetic. Perfect for display, archiving or framing.
• Content: Contains regional educational history details, school programming, or vent layouts from the historic Trenton institution.
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with crisp edges and bright colors. Shows minor, expected age-appropriate wear from storage, but remains completely intact with no major tears. Please see high-resolution photos for exact condition details.

A wonderful rare addition for collectors of Trenton NJ history, industrial education memorabilia, or vintage American graphic design pamphlets.
SHIPPING & HANDLING:
Will be shipped securely flat in acid-free protective sleeve with heavy cardboard backing to ensure it arrives in the exact condition shown. Ships via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.