Three originals, one order — and Washington DC's cherry blossoms in the middle.
This set brings together three full-color 1963 magazine advertisements, all in very good condition: a double-page Kodak Film spread featuring the Jefferson Memorial at cherry blossom time (20.5 x 13 inches, uncut), a full-page Buick Wildcat automobile ad, and a full-page Pepsi-Cola ad. Together they represent three of the great American brands of the early 1960s in one beautifully cohesive package — travel, automotive, and refreshment, all from the same golden year of mid-century print advertising.
The Kodak spread alone earns its place: equally at home in a travel collection, a photography enthusiast's space, or a Washington DC history display. A generous gift for the collector who wants a curated set rather than a single piece.
Three original full-color print ads, 1963 — all included in one order
Kodak Film: double-page spread, Jefferson Memorial cherry blossoms, 20.5 x 13 inches (uncut)
Buick Wildcat: full-page color automobile ad, 13.25 x 10.25 inches
Pepsi-Cola: full-page color ad, 13.25 x 10.25 inches
Condition: Very Good Vintage — light tanning mostly on bottom borders; one minor bottom margin tear; images intact
