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Advertisement, 1938 The General Dual 8 Tires, Original Magazine Ad, Vintage Ephemera
Advertisement, 1938 The General Dual 8 Tires, Original Magazine Ad, Vintage Ephemera
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Young couples, open roads, and tires worth trusting.
- Maker: The General Tire Company
- Material: Paper
- Print style: Two-color (red and black)
- Dimensions: 10.5" x 13.5"
- Era: Vintage, 1938
- Origin: USA
- Reverse: Band-Aid + Botany Mills quarter-page ads on back
- Condition: Excellent vintage. No tears noted; colors remain bright. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A great piece for anyone who loves vintage automotive history, mid-century road culture, or the simply beautiful design of pre-war American print. Frames effortlessly.
In 1938, The General Tire Company made its pitch with a scene of carefree leisure — young couples out for a ride, the kind of Sunday afternoon that defined the era. The tagline "Goes a Long Way to Make Friends" is quietly charming, and the two-color red and black illustration has a graphic energy that feels entirely at home in a modern interior. The reverse carries quarter-page ads for Band-Aid and a Botany Mills booklet offer.
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