1945 Ad WWII Ethyl Gas Monty Woolley Home Front Quiz - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING WWII XDD7 showing the armor

showing the armor

This an original 1922 pochoir print of coats (manteaux) and jackets worn by upper-class French women during the reign of Louis XVI (1774 - 1792)

" of mountains in the Dolomites mountain range of northern Italy

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1945 Ad WWII Ethyl Gas Monty Woolley Home Front Quiz - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING WWII XDD7 showing the armorThis is an original 1945 wartime color print ad for the Ethyl Corporation that shows Monty Woolley, the star of David O. Selznick's movie "Since You Went Away," taking a "war quiz" that helped explain to the US civilian population why they don't always have as much or as high quality gasoline as they were used to. CONDITION This 66+ year old Item is rated Fine. Light aging throughout. No creases. No surface rub. Small chip bottom right corner. No