Advertisement, 1940 Clorox, Woman Holding Bottle, Original Magazine Ad, B&W Vintage Ephemera

The paper hasn't yellowed. Neither has the charm. This Black and White Clorox ad is a wonderful addition to a laundry room.

• Maker: Clorox
• Material: Paper
• Dimensions: 9.25" x 12.75"
• Era: Vintage, July 1940 (The American Home)
• Origin: USA
• Reverse: Alcoa Aluminum Windows ad on back (half page)
• Condition: Excellent vintage. Paper remains white and uncreased; no tears noted. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A witty, nostalgic piece for a laundry room, kitchen, or vintage home. Makes a thoughtful housewarming gift for anyone who loves American design history.

From the July 1940 issue of The American Home, this full-page black and white Clorox ad is a small time capsule of mid-century domestic life — a woman proudly holding that iconic early bottle, which was actually embossed glass back then. The tagline reads "Important News for Housewives!" The paper itself is remarkably well-preserved, still crisp and white after more than eighty years. The reverse carries a half-page Alcoa Aluminum Windows ad.

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