Inflammammal Loves Paper Ephemera

Largely food-related, but any beautiful old illustration from oh 'bout 1910 to 1955 or so. All items on this page are from my own collection, unless otherwise stated.

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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

It is very, very rare that I care about depictions of meat but this 1945 illustration from the Meat Council is so lovingly done I must include it.



Usually I only tolerate meat pics in adorable semi-cartoon form among other foods, such as in this Ovaltine ad from 1938:


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