Vintage 1940 Prestone Anti-Freeze Framed Advertising Print – Maclean's Magazine November 1, 1940 – 12" x 15"

Description

Bring a piece of Canadian automotive and advertising history into your home with this vintage Prestone Anti-Freeze framed advertising print, originally published in Maclean's Magazine on November 1, 1940. Featuring striking wartime-era artwork with an aircraft, fire truck, ambulance, and the memorable slogan "They can't afford to Fail... So Why Should You Gamble?", this display captures the spirit and graphic design of the early 1940s.

Professionally framed in a black frame, it makes a fantastic addition to a garage, office, den, vintage advertising collection, or automotive décor.

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Details

• Original vintage advertising print
• Brand: Prestone Anti-Freeze
• Publication: Maclean's Magazine
• Date: November 1, 1940
• Black decorative frame with glass
• Overall size: 12" x 15"
• Ready to hang
• Great for automotive, petroliana, and advertising collectors

Condition

Very good vintage condition. The advertisement displays light age toning consistent with its age. Frame shows minor wear from normal use. Please review all photos for the best representation of condition.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Local pickup in Saskatoon is available by arrangement, and cash is accepted at pickup.

Shipping is available throughout Canada and the United States, calculated at checkout by the total weight of your order (Canada from $5, US from $18 — full rate chart in the shipping policy).

For shipped orders within Canada, payment is by Interac e-Transfer or PayPal. For US orders, payment is by PayPal. US buyers are responsible for any duties, tariffs, taxes, brokerage and import charges.

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