Three originals, one order — and Washington DC's cherry blossoms in the middle.
Maker: Kodak / Buick / Pepsi-Cola
Material: Paper, three separate ads
Dimensions: Kodak (double-page) 20.5" x 13" uncut; Buick and Pepsi each 13.25" x 10.25"
Era: Vintage, 1963
Origin: USA
Condition: Very good vintage. Light tanning mostly on bottom borders; one minor bottom margin tear; images intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A generous gift for the collector who wants a curated set rather than a single piece.
This set brings together three full-color 1963 magazine advertisements: a double-page Kodak Film spread featuring the Jefferson Memorial at cherry blossom time, 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.
