MenuInventory of the J. Walter Thompson Company. Domestic Advertisements Collection, 1875-2001 and undated, bulk 1920s-1990s
Collection Overview
The Domestic Advertisements Collection consists of print advertisements created by U.S. offices of the J. Walter Thompson Company (JWT). The bulk of the collection dates from the 1920s and after, but a few examples are available from as early as 1875. Print advertisements appear in a variety of formats--magazine, newspaper, color, black-and-white, proofs, tearsheets, negative transfers, clippings, along with a limited number of sketches for outdoor advertising installations. Some of the advertisements feature work from notable artists, such as Norman Rockwell, and photographers like Edward Steichen, Irving Penn, and Baron De Meyer. In addition to the actual advertisements, the files dating from the 1910s to 1950s often contain insertion schedules that provide the dates and names of the magazines or newspapers in which a given advertisement appeared. In general, proofs for JWT's long-time clients have been saved more systematically than those for accounts that JWT did not hold for a long time. The collection does not include advertisements which have been transferred to microfilm (see the JWT Microfilm Collection). Also, advertisements created for clients that JWT lost prior to the 1940s are less likely to have been saved, although some were microfilmed and are still available in that form. For some JWT clients there are no print advertisements at all in this collection. Among the most extensive files of print advertisements are those for the following JWT clients: Champion Spark Plug, Chesebrough-Ponds, Eastman Kodak (Instamatic, Pocket Instamatic, and Disc cameras, Kodak film), Ford Motor Company (consumer and dealer advertisements), R.T. French, Irving Trust Bank, J. Walter Thompson Company (house advertisements), Kraft Foods (including Kraft cheeses, Miracle Whip, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, and Velveeta), Lever Brothers (Lifebuoy, Lux, Close Up, Mrs. Butterworth), Pan American World Airways (passenger jet travel, cargo transportation), Radio Corporation of America (RCA) (RCA Victor recordings, consumer goods, National Broadcasting Company), Reader's Digest, Scott Paper, Seven-Up, Standard Brands (Chase and Sandborn, Fleischmann, Royal, Tenderleaf tea), and Warner-Lambert (primarily Listerine, including advertisements produced by the Lambert and Feasley agency).
The Collection is organized into three series--Main Files, Small Files, and Oversize Materials--that reflect both the size of the holdings for each client as well as the physical location of the advertisements. Within each series, clients are arranged alphabetically and then the advertisements are arranged chronologically. The Main File Series includes clients for which at least one box have been preserved. A separate Small Files Series is maintained for clients for which less than one box of advertisements, and often much less, has survived. The Oversize Materials Series includes many of the clients found in both the Main and Small Files Series.
Chesebrough Ponds, 1875-1968. Proofs from the 1920s to 1950s feature testimonial advertising for Pond's Cold Cream. Noted socialites endorsing the product were photographed by well known photographers, including Edward J. Steichen and Baron DeMeyer.
Eastman Kodak Company, 1930-present. Organized into two categories--Consumer and Trade advertisements--that correspond to Kodak's two major marketing areas. Consumer advertisements feature photographs by well known photographers, famous slogans and trademarks, and depict the American family over several decades in settings where the cameras are used. Introductions of new camera models are well represented, including the Instamatic in 1963, the Pocket Instamatic in 1972, the Instant camera in 1975, and the Disc camera in 1982. At different times JWT handled both film and cameras (still and/or movie) or just Kodak films. Trade advertisements include campaigns for medical and industrial films, Kodel fibers, and Eastman Chemical, as well as advertisements aimed at Kodak dealers. Additional Kodak advertising may be found in the Wayne P. Ellis Collection of Kodakiana.
Ford Motor Company, 1945-present. Key campaigns include There's a Ford in Your Future (1945-1948), the Peanuts campaign (1960-1962) and the launch of the Mustang (1964). In addition to print advertisements showing the introduction of new models, photostats of outdoor billboards in the 1940s and early 1950s are included. Truck and dealer advertising can also be found. A separate collection, the JWT Detroit Office's Ford Collateral Literature, houses showroom brochures, and diverse sales materials in many formats.
Irving Trust, 1918-1986. Fine line drawings, often of New York City locales, appear in 1920s newspaper advertisements.
J. Walter Thompson Co., 1917-present. These house advertisements are an important source of information about the Company's operations and philosophy.
Kraft Foods Corporation, 1922-present. Advertisements for products including Miracle Whip, Velveeta, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, other cheeses, salad dressings, etc. and a number of lesser-known early products are present. Includes many advertisements with recipes and many trade advertisements directed at grocers.
Lever Brothers, 1900-present. The earliest advertisements are for Lifebuoy Soap. J. Walter Thompson Co. introduced Lux Flakes in 1915 and Lux Toilet Soap in 1925. The early Lux Flakes advertisements employed the talents of fine illustrators. Comic style advertising appeared in the 1930s (Peggy Lux and others). The Lux Toilet Soap campaigns began featuring movie and stage star testimonials in 1927. One noteworthy campaign dates from 1953-1954 when Irving Penn photographed some of Hollywood's most famous stars. The Lever Brothers advertisements for both Lux products also include photographs of car cards (subway and bus posters) from the 1920s. Other Lever products represented in the collection include Stripe and Close Up toothpastes, Mrs. Butterworth syrup, and Lever 2000 bath soap.
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company, 1951-1967. Although few in number, many of the advertisements contain Norman Rockwell illustrations. The original art work has been retained by the client.
Pan American World Airways, 1942-1974. Contains advertisements prepared for both U.S. and international consumers and includes the introduction of jet passenger travel. Cargo advertising also can be found.
RCA (Radio Corporation of America), 1943-1976. In addition to consumer products, advertisements for the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) programs can be found in this group.
Reader's Digest, 1945-present. Many of the advertisements since the 1960s highlight articles appearing in the current month's issue. Examples of corporate advertising for international editions of Reader's Digest are also present.
Scott Paper Co., 1927-1983. Numerous product introductions are represented.
Seven-Up, 1944-1978. Shows the changes in positioning this beverage from a family drink to Wet 'n' Wild to the Un-Cola.
Standard Brands, 1925-1984. Advertisements cover a range of products, including Fleischmann's Yeast, Chase and Sanborn, Tenderleaf Tea, and Royal Pudding and Gelatin.
Warner-Lambert, 1915-1997. Advertisements consist primarily of proofs and tearsheets. There are no advertisements present for the years 1945-1947 or 1949. The vast majority of the advertisements are for Listerine Antiseptic, with other products represented beginning in the late 1960s. Listerine was manufactured by the Lambert Pharmacal Company beginning around 1915. William Warner acquired the company in 1955, merged it into his own pharmaceutical business and changed the name to the Warner-Lambert Co.
Warner-Lambert is the only client file in this collection that includes the work of an agency other than JWT. Until 1962, Listerine advertising was handled by the Lambert and Feasley agency in New York, the house agency for the Lambert Pharmacal Co. (St. Louis) up to 1955, and for its successor the Warner-Lambert Co. (Morris Plains, N.J.), from 1955-1962. When JWT obtained the Listerine account in October 1962, the back files of Listerine advertisements were transferred to JWT.
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- J. Walter Thompson Company. Domestic Advertisements Collection, 1875-2001 and undated, bulk 1920s-1990s
- Creator
- J. Walter Thompson Company.
- Extent
- 360 Linear Feet, 300,000 Items
- Repository
- David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
- Location
- For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
- Language
- English.
Administrative Information
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Access Restrictions
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Contents of the Collection
Browse List of Series
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Expand AllIncludes clients for which at least one box (usually at least 100 advertisements) have been preserved. A few files contain photocopies or prints made from microfilm, a fact which is noted in the list. Parenthetical identification of the client or product or the JWT office or division responsible for the ad has been added in some cases. The files are arranged alphabetically by client (not product), insofar as it has been possible to determine the client name accurately and as it was known during the relationship with JWT (hence, Lever Brothers in lieu of Unilever). The files are then arranged chronologically within client groupings.
The main clients in this series include Chesebrough Ponds, Eastman Kodak Company, Ford Motor Company, Irving Trust Bank, J. Walter Thompson Co., Kraft Foods Corporation, Lever Brothers, Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company, Pan-American Airlines, RCA (Radio Corporation of America), Reader's Digest, Scott Paper Co., Seven-Up, Standard Brands, and Warner-Lambert. The clients in this series are NOT represented in the Small Files Series but MAY have advertisements in the Oversize Series.
Advertisements for Ad Council as the client.
[See also Oversize Folder 1.]
[See also Oversize Folder 4.]
[See also Oversize Folder 6.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Folder 36.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
Formerly Health and Tennis Corp. of America; includes Vic Tanny, Richard Simmons, Chicago Health and Raquetball.
[See also Oversize Box 18, Oversize Folder 21.]
[See also Oversize Folder 5.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2; Oversize Folder 7.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Folder 10.]
Proofs from the 1920s to 1950s feature testimonial advertising for Pond's Cold Cream. Noted socialites endorsing the product were photographed by well known photographers including Edward J. Steichen and Baron De Meyer.
[See also Oversize Box OV2; Oversize Folder 11.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3; Oversize Folder 12.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
Organized into two categories--Consumer and Trade advertisements--that correspond to Kodak's two major marketing areas. Consumer advertisements feature photographs by well known photographers, famous slogans and trademarks, and depict the American family over several decades in settings where the cameras are used. Introductions of new camera models are well represented, including the Instamatic in 1963, the Pocket Instamatic in 1972, the Instant camera in 1975, and the Disc camera in 1982. At different times JWT handled both film and cameras (still and/or movie) or just Kodak films. Trade advertisements include campaigns for medical and industrial films, Kodel fibers, and Eastman Chemical, as well as advertisements aimed at Kodak dealers.
Eastman Kodak advertising is also represented in various other collections: JWT Account Files (includes films and videos plus account information); Wayne P. Ellis Collection of Kodakiana
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
Reader's Digest inserts in multiple languages.
Includes Instamatic cameras.
Includes home movie cameras, projectors, Instamatic.
Including Spanish-language advertisements.
Including Spanish-language advertisements.
Introducing the Disc camera.
This category provides extensive documentation of the trade oriented advertisements from the Eastman Kodak Company from 1931-1990. Although formal division titles changed slightly throughout the company's history, general markets consistently advertised include:
Medical, including dental and radiography; chemical, including chemicals, plastics, and cellulose divisions; business reproductions, including Recordak; Tennessee Eastman, including Eastman Chemicals and Eastman Fibers (Kodel); industrial photography, including engineering and functional photography; motion pictures; business premiums; and pharmaceutical trade, probably the least represented.
International advertisements may be found as early as 1961 randomly included and continuing throughout the collection for various years. The majority of advertisements are proofs; very few tearsheets appear. Prior to the 1960s, the physical condition of the advertisements varies from poor to good with many advertisements still attached to black scrapbook paper. The remaining advertisements were not initially stored in the scrapbooks; therefore, they range from good to very good physical condition. The quantity for any given year varies somewhat; however, the following years have a minimal number of advertisements: 1966-1967, 1970, 1972-1973.
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
Includes Eastman acetate yarn (Teca)
Includes Eastman acetate sheets, Kodapak.
Includes Business Photo Methods Division-Verifax, Graphic Reproduction Division-Kodagraph reproduction materials.
Includes Spanish-language advertisements.
Includes Kodagraph, Extalith, Kodastar.
Includes Plastic Sheeting Division (Uvex, Kodar), Eastman Chemical Products (Baler Twine).
Includes Eastman Ektachrome film.
Includes Kodak microfilm systems, Kodagraph film.
Including Graphics Markets Division.
Includes Business imaging systems, computer printers.
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
For related materials see the J. Walter Thompson Co. Detroit Office, Detroit Office Records; Ford Dealer Association Records; Ford Collateral Literature.
Part of accession 04-0010.
Key campaigns include There's a Ford in Your Future (1945-1948), the Peanuts campaign (1960-1962) and the launch of the Mustang (1964). In addition to print advertisements showing the introduction of new models, photostats of outdoor billboards in the 1940s and early 1950s are included. Truck and dealer advertising can also be found throughout the years.
Additional information and documentation for the Ford account may be found in other collections including: JWT Co. Newsletters, Winfield Taylor Papers, Norman Strouse Papers (a small collection), Legal and Financial Documents, and Writings and Speeches. The Ford Collateral Literature files include showroom brochures, and diverse sales materials in many formats
Folders marked cars do not include any model that has its own folder for a particular year. Cars include station wagons and minivans. Aerostar is a minivan after 1986.
Folders marked trucks include all truck sizes unless there is a folder specifically for medium/heavy duty trucks, in which case the trucks folder would contain light trucks (Ranger, F series, etc. pickups). Bronco is classified as both a truck (1966-1989) and an SUV (1990-).
Vans includes RVs, conversion and 15 passenger vans, but not minivans.
Throughout this list, General folders refers to car advertising for Ford cars in general or more than one model in a given ad.
[See also Oversize Boxes OV5-OV16; Oversize Folders 17-19.]
These 1980 folders may include advertisements for 1980 models which were actually produced in 1979.
[See also Oversize Folder 20.]
[See also Oversize Folder 20.]
[See also Oversize Folder 21.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
For related materials see the J. Walter Thompson Co. Chicago Office, Hyatt Hotels Corp. Account Files.
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
Fine line drawings, often of New York City locales, appear in the newspaper advertisements of the 1920s.
[See also Oversize Box OV18; Oversize Folder 22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Folder 23.]
House advertisements are an important source of information about company operations and philosophy.
[See also Oversize Box OV19; Oversize Folders 24-25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
Advertisements for products including Miracle Whip, Velveeta, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, other cheeses, salad dressings, etc. and a number of lesser-known early products are present. Includes many advertisements with recipes and many trade advertisements directed at grocers.
[See also Oversize Box OV19; Oversize Folders 26-28.]
Includes 1930s brands: Gelfand, Henard, Easton, Wright.
Includes 1930s brands: Gelfand, Henard, Easton, Wright.
Includes Cheddar, Swiss Colby, Old English, Monterey Jack, Light'n Lively.
Includes wartime advertisements.
Includes publications: Culinary Exchange, Vendkraft, Entrees, Food Kraft, Holiday, Menu Merchandizer.
Includes portion control packs.
Includes America's Jr. Miss program.
Includes Spanish, French, Hebrew, and German-language advertisements.
Includes billboards and bus cards, caramels, Cheese Festival, cheese spreads, Cheez Whiz, corporate advertising, Cracker Barrel, dairy industry, dessert toppings, dips, grocery trade, Hebrew language advertisements, Kraft Cheese, Kraft Dinners, Kraft Real Mayonnaise, marshmallows, Natural Cheese, Parkay margarine, Philadelphia cream cheese, powdered milk, radio/television, sandwich spreads, soup/salad, Velveeta.
Includes cheese slices, combination cheeses, Miracle Whip, orange and citrus juices, sweepstakes.
Includes Philadelphia cream cheese and combination products.
Includes pourable salad dressings, mayonnaise.
The earliest advertisements are for Lifebuoy Soap. J. Walter Thompson Co. introduced Lux Flakes in 1915 and Lux Toilet Soap in 1925. The early Lux Flakes advertisements employed the talents of fine illustrators. Comic style advertising appeared in the 1930s (Peggy Lux and others). The Lux Toilet Soap campaigns began featuring movie and stage star testimonials in 1927. One noteworthy campaign dates from 1953-1954 when Irving Penn photographed some of Hollywood's most famous stars. The Lever Brothers advertisements for both Lux products also include photographs of car cards (subway and bus posters) from the 1920s. Other Lever Products include Stripe and Close Up toothpastes, Mrs. Butterworth syrup, and Lever 2000 bath soap.
[See also Oversize Boxes OV20-OV22; Oversize Folder 29.]
For related materials see the Liggett and Myers Collection.
[See also Oversize Box OV22; Oversize Folder 29.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22; Oversize Folder 31.]
Many of the advertisements contain illustrations by Norman Rockwell.
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23; Oversize Folder 33.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Folder 30.]
[See also Oversize Folder 32.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
Includes advertisements for SAGA, Blackgama and Canada Majestic.
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Folder 36.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24; Oversize Folder 38.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24; Oversize Folder 37.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
Contains advertisements prepared for both U.S. and international consumers and includes the introduction of jet passenger travel. Cargo advertising also can be found.
See also Oversize Folder 39.
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24; Oversize Folder 40.]
[See also Oversize Folder 40.]
For related materials see the J. Walter Thompson Co. Chicago Office, Quaker Oats Account Files, 1945-1965.
In addition to consumer products, advertisements for NBC (The National Broadcasting Company) programs can be found in this group.
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
Including car radios and home radios.
Many of the advertisements since the 1960s highlight articles appearing in the current month's issue. Examples of corporate advertising for international editions of Reader's Digest are also present.
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25; Oversize Folder 41.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25; Oversize Folders 41-46.]
Shows the changes in positioning this beverage from a family drink to Wet 'n' Wild to the Un-Cola.
[See also Oversize Box OV25; Oversize Folders 47-52.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
Advertisements cover a range of products, including Fleischmann's Yeast, Chase and Sanborn, Tenderleaf Tea, and Royal Pudding and Gelatin.
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26; Oversize Folder 57.]
[See also Oversize Folder 34.]
[See also Oversize Folders 59-60.]
[See also Oversize Box OV27.]
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
[See also Oversize Box OV28; Oversize Folders 61-62.]
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
Proofs and tearsheets. There are no advertisements present for the years 1945-1947 or 1949. The vast majority of the advertisements are for Listerine Antiseptic, with other products represented beginning in the late 1960s. Listerine was manufactured by the Lambert Pharmacal Company beginning around 1915. William Warner acquired the company in 1955, merged it into his own pharmaceutical business and changed the name to the Warner-Lambert Co.
This file is the only one in the J. Walter Thompson Company Domestic Advertisements Collection that includes the work of an agency other than JWT. Until 1962, Listerine advertising was handled by the Lambert and Feasley agency in New York, the house agency for the Lambert Pharmacal Co. (St. Louis), up to 1955 and for its successor, the Warner-Lambert Co. (Morris Plains, N.J.), from 1955-1962. When JWT obtained the Listerine account in October 1962, the back files of Listerine advertisements were transferred to JWT.
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
Includes advertisements featuring artwork of Norman Rockwell.
Includes advertisements featuring artwork of Norman Rockwell.
Includes advertisements featuring television characters Ozzie and Harriet.
Includes television commercial photoscripts.
Includes African-American-oriented campaigns.
Includes sweepstakes, youth- and African-American- oriented campaigns; Easprin Chewable Aspirin, Efferdent, Listerex Antibacterial Scrub, Listerine Breath Spray, Listerine Cold Tablets, Listerine Throat Lozenges, Listerol Disinfectant Spray.
Includes Chewels, Efferdent, Entemann's, EPT, Listermint, Lubriderm, Personal Touch, Schick, Sinutab, Tempters, Throat Lozenges.
Includes media schedule, bar graph 1925-1962, television show reviews, labels.
Includes Absorbine For Horses and Absorbine Jr.
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
See also Channel 7 Action News in Oversice Box OV3.
Files for which only a small quantity (usually only one folder) of proofs or tearsheets has survived in the collection, mainly from the 1960s and later. A few clients are represented only by photocopies or prints made from microfilm, a fact which is noted in the list. The files are arranged alphabetically by client (not product) insofar as it has been possible to determine the client name accurately. Parenthetical information about the client, product, or the JWT office or division responsible for the ad has been added as appropriate. These clients are NOT represented in the Main Files Series but MAY have advertisements in the Oversize Series.
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1.]
[See also Oversize Box OV1, Oversize Folder 3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2; Oversize Folder 6.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Folder 56.]
[See also Oversize Folder 8.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2; Oversize Folder 9.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
[See also Oversize Box OV2.]
Includes public service television programming, Ortho.
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3; Oversize Folder 13.]
Includes Arm and Hammer, Cow brands.
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
Includes Puss 'n' Boots cat food, Balto dog food.
Includes Holley automotive replacement parts.
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
Includes Detroit Grand Prix 3.
[See also Oversize Folder 13.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Wall Street Journal, Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV3.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV4.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV17.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Folder 21.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV18.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV19.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Folder 31.]
[See also Oversize Box OV22.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Folder 34.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Folder 34.]
[See also Oversize Folder 35.]
[See also Oversize Box OV23.]
[See also Oversize Folder 36.]
[See also Oversize Folder 36.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24; Oversize Folder 36.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
[See also Oversize Box OV24.]
Includes Marathon Le Tourneau; for Marathon Carey-McFall Co. (Bali blinds) see Carey McFall (Small Files Series)
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25; Oversize Folder 40.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Folder 53.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV25.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26; Oversize Folders 54-55.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Folder 57.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Box OV26.]
[See also Oversize Folder 58.]
[See also Oversize Folder 59.]
[See also Oversize Box OV27; Oversize Folder 53.]
[See also Oversize Box OV27.]
[See also Dow Jones folder.]
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
[See also Oversize Box OV28.]
[See also Oversize Folder 3.]
Includes newspaper adsvertisement with slogan A Skin You Love to Touch.
[See also Oversize Folder 6.]
[See also Oversize Folder 6; Oversize Folder 6.]
[See also Oversize Folder 7.]
[See also Oversize Folder 9.]