1943 National Geographic Magazine Advertisements

1943 General Electric Radio Television 2 Vintage Ads.
A long handclasp on a short wave. On an island in the Pacific a soldier turns a dial. Over the balmy air comes a golden song. General Electric short wave stations are one link with home for many soldiers and sailors. Daily, a roundup of news, dance music and sports results is broadcast.
Manon by electronics. Image at the Metropolitan Opera: Jarmila Novotna as Manon, and Charles Kullman as Des Grieux in Massenet's "Manon", Act IV. Smaller image of General Electric's Musaphonic model "The Sheraton", $300 and up.
Vintage war time print display magazine advertising from 1943 featuring some memorable products and companies. Some ads from this year have a WW II theme or at least mention the war time effort. Several ads ask the reader to Buy War Bonds And Stamps Regularly. Quite common for some companies to do double duty during war years, like Hamilton switching from making watches to making instrumentation or the railroads running extra trains for war time supplies and troop movement trains.
Vintage display magazine advertising. Use your imagination to decorate that special spot in your home with a several related ads (check out our other current listings), create a theme with different size or color frames. These are the actual old ads, not reproductions or copies. Full page ads measure about 6" by 10", and are in good condition, better than the scanner can show.

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