Original 1943 WWII Print Ads - General Synthetic Tires & "Debutante" Home Front

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View Original 1943 WWII Print Ads - General Synthetic Tires & "Debutante" Home Front with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. "Picture of a 'Debutante'. 1943 Style!". Features vibrant artwork of New York City traffic, a yellow cab, and military/service personnel. "4,000 New York Cabs Get Top Mileage from General Synthetic Tires". Up for sale is a fantastic original pair of vintage print advertisements from 1943, produced by the General Tire & Rubber Company (Akron, Ohio). These striking mid-century ads capture a unique moment in American history during World War II, blending wartime mobilization, home-front labor, and classic mid-century graphic art. Perfect for framing, home decor, or adding to a vintage ephemera collection! What’s included  1. "4,000 New York Cabs Get Top Mileage from General Synthetic Tires"  Features vibrant artwork of New York City traffic, a yellow cab, and military/service personnel. Highlights wartime synthetic rubber innovation and encourages buyers to "Buy More War Bonds!" 2. "Picture of a 'Debutante'... 1943 Style!"  Features a powerful home-front illustration of a woman working in a factory setting with a military airplane overhead, celebrating women's contributions to the workforce and wartime conservation. Condition Details:   Condition: Original vintage magazine pages extracted from a period publication.   Flaws: Expect minor normal wear consistent with age, including slight edge toning, faint yellowing, or minor margin wear from binding. Please review all provided photos closely to assess the exact condition of each page. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Advertising › Other Collectible Ads.

Country of Origin

United States