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Wonderful original vintage Camel cigarette magazine advertisement dating to the 1940s, approximately 1946–1947.
This colorful advertisement features a nostalgic scene of a doctor examining a newborn baby, accompanied by the headline "It's a Boy!" and the famous Camel advertising slogan "More Doctors Smoke Camels Than Any Other Cigarette!"
The advertisement also includes an interesting historical chart comparing the average life expectancy of men and women from 1900 through 1943.
The lower portion features the classic Camel cigarette package, a smiling woman, and the popular Camel "T-Zone" advertising campaign.
A fascinating example of mid-20th-century American advertising, combining vintage medical imagery with one of Camel's most recognizable advertising campaigns.
Measurements:
Original magazine advertisement: Approximately 10¼" wide × 13¼" tall
Wood-tone frame: Approximately 12" wide × 15" tall
Total weight: 1 lb. 10.7 oz., including frame and glass
Original vintage magazine advertisement in pre-owned condition.
The advertisement is displayed in a wood-tone frame under glass. Some age-related discoloration is visible, consistent with the age of the paper.
The frame shows minor signs of wear. The back of the frame has not been opened for inspection.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description and show the item's overall condition.
The advertisement will be sold framed under glass, exactly as pictured.
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