1939 CORONA Typewriter AMERICAN Magazine and 50 similar items

This black white ad for CORONA Typewriters is from the December 1939 “The American Magazine”. The advertising includes Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, and Mentholatum Cold Medicine. The backside has a cool old list of things to have on hand for a doctors house call, it was compiled by a “trained nurse”. The whole page currently measures 8 ” x 11 ” as salvaged from the original magazine which leaves you room to remove edges to mat and frame with the most latitude. The ad itself is 4 ” x 10 ”. It is in good vintage condition. Wouldn’t this make fun décor for bathroom (medical stuff), a den/study/man cave (typewriter, dictionary), medical office?! Or, as a companion piece, a type writer key bracelet I have listed https://www.bonanza.com/listings/Repurposed-TYPEWRITER-Flexible-Link-Bracelet-11-Key-3-Color-Layering-Stacking/1811786593 Item does not come framed… only shown as such to suggest display ideas. As with all vintage paper items, there may be some yellowing or other discolorations, slight nicks or tears from being removed from its original magazine, or folded corners. I have tried to take accurate, detailed pictures – please contact me with any concerns or questions before purchasing. Paper Ephemera, Retro Home Décor, Wall Art, Fragrance Store, 1930s 1939 30s, Speedline Corona, Christmas Ad, Medicine Ad, Doctor Calls, Old Advertising Art, Office Décor, Back to School, Vintage Collectible