VTG 1931 Kaskel & Kaskel Dunlap Chicago Fashion Ad Michigan Ave Woman with Dog For Sale

This original vintage advertisement print ad features the spring collection for the high-end women\'s shop Kaskel & Kaskel Dunlap, located at 700 N. Michigan Ave in Chicago. Dating from the 1930s, the ad captures the essence of Art Deco era style with its elegant typography and stylized illustration of a fashionable woman walking her dog. The text highlights luxury items of the period, including coats enhanced with silver fox, finely woven tweed top-coats, and the arrival of the distinctive Dunlap hats for the Easter ensemble.As a piece of Chicago retail history, this ephemera provides a fascinating look into the high-fashion landscape of the Magnificent Mile during the pre-war years. The graphic design features a decorative geometric border and a faint background silhouette of a full-length gown, typical of mid-1930s advertising aesthetics. It is a wonderful collectible for those interested in fashion history, vintage Chicago memorabilia, or Art Deco graphic design.This is from a 1931 Chicago Tribune newspaper.Please see pictures/scans for details on condition. Discoloration, worn/torn around edges, with normal wear consistent for 90 plus year old paper.Measures approximately 7.25 by 4.25 inches