1947 Christmas Seals TB Tuberculosis Charity Santa Sleigh Vintage Print Ad
$15.99
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Discover a piece of holiday history with this authentic 1947 vintage advertisement for Christmas Seals. This charming original print features a delightful illustration of Santa Claus and a companion in a sleigh, under the engaging headline, "How to ride with Santa." The advertisement encourages philanthropy, highlighting that a small contribution to Christmas Seals provides the greatest gift of health, specifically combating the dread disease of tuberculosis (TB). It emphasizes the year-round help funded by these seals and urges adding them to Christmas giving.
This historical ephemera showcases the iconic 1947 Christmas Seal design, depicting a serene winter farm scene with cattle and a cross, alongside the text "MERRY CHRISTMAS USA" and the year. It serves as a vivid reminder of public health campaigns and charitable giving during the mid-20th century. A perfect collectible for those interested in vintage Christmas advertising, public health history, holiday decor, or ephemera from the post-war era, capturing the spirit of generosity and community support from 1947.
Please see pictures/scans for details on condition. Discoloration, worn/torn around edges, with normal wear consistent for 80 plus year old paper.
Measures approx. 11.5 by 8.5 inches
1947 Christmas Seals TB Tuberculosis Charity Santa Sleigh Vintage Print Ad
$15.99
This historical ephemera showcases the iconic 1947 Christmas Seal design, depicting a serene winter farm scene with cattle and a cross, alongside the text "MERRY CHRISTMAS USA" and the year. It serves as a vivid reminder of public health campaigns and charitable giving during the mid-20th century. A perfect collectible for those interested in vintage Christmas advertising, public health history, holiday decor, or ephemera from the post-war era, capturing the spirit of generosity and community support from 1947.
Please see pictures/scans for details on condition. Discoloration, worn/torn around edges, with normal wear consistent for 80 plus year old paper.
Measures approx. 11.5 by 8.5 inches
