North America Insurance Ad 1937 | Oversized Full Page 10 x 13.5 Vintage Magazine Print

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“My furs! They’re ruined!” Insurance advertising has arrived with a full supporting drama.

This original North America insurance ad comes from Life magazine, dated November 29, 1937. Its illustrated city transport scene and alarmed headline make it a lively piece of period commercial art. A good choice if you enjoy old illustrations that suggest an entire story has just gone wrong, while you remain comfortably uninvolved on the other side of the frame.

THE DETAILS:

• Original period magazine page, sold unframed.
• Approximate size: 10 × 13.5 inches; portrait orientation.
• Approximate date: 1937.

Condition: Vintage page with visible age toning and light edge wear; inspect photos for details. The exact page pictured is the one you will receive.

I carefully trim each page, place it in a protective sleeve with a sturdy backing board, and pack it with bubble wrap in a sturdy box. You’ll receive the original page shown in the photos, not a reproduction.

Framing: Vintage magazine sizes vary. Use the measurement-mat photo as a size reference, and choose a larger frame with a mat cut to fit this particular page.

I white-balance the photos to show the original colors as accurately as possible. Colors can still vary with your screen settings.