Advertisement, Wrigley's Doublemint Gum, "The Crooked Man" Mother Goose Illustration, Saturday Evening Post, 1927

There was a crooked man — and he chewed Doublemint.

The same beloved 1927 Wrigley's Crooked Man illustration, this time from the August 1927 Saturday Evening Post — and in exceptional condition for a piece nearly a century old. The reverse carries a Johns-Manville Corporation advertisement promoting products made with asbestos, a remarkable historical artifact of industrial-era confidence that makes this double-sided page genuinely fascinating to collectors.

Two iconic American brands, one remarkable piece of paper. A wonderful addition to any vintage gallery wall or ephemera collection.

• Original full-page color print ad, August 1927
• Source: Saturday Evening Post magazine
• Double-sided: Wrigley's Doublemint / Johns-Manville Corporation (asbestos products) reverse — a piece of industrial history
• Crooked Man Mother Goose illustration
• Dimensions: 14 x 10.75 inches (including margins)
• Condition: Excellent Vintage — remarkably clean for its age, no tears, folds, or writing
• One available