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Posted 1 year ago
zguy2112
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This is an original 1920's lithograph paper ad for "Flyer Cigars". It features Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis flight over the Atlantic from New York to Paris (3600 miles - 33 1/2 hours)
It measures approximately 19" long by 8" high and is in good condition considering its age. This ad probably hanged inside tobacco stores or any business that sold cigars at the time. This graphic ad is extremely rare to find in paper form as most that survived are made of tin.
PostersIn 1867, Jules Cheret, inspired by Japanese woodcuts, used the newly-develo…
Tobacco and Smoking SignsTobacco advertising dates to 1789, when Lorillard Brothers began placing ad…
beautiful!
Thanks for the kind words WRIGHT, love this piece as well. It hangs in my kitchen.