1917 Hart & Schaffner & Marx Men's Fashion Plate of WWI Soldier bunking bronco

Description

This is an original advertisement for Hart Schaffner & Marx for men's fashion from 1917 as printed in the Saturday Evening Post.  Shows a WWI American soldier breaking in a horse with his offier and a crowd of people watching.  This is a large format 2 page ad measuring 14 x 22 inches and would look great framed as part of a gift or in your collection.  This was illustrated by Samuel Nelson Abbott (1874 - 1953) from Iowa who was known for his men's clothing illustrations in this golden era.
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The item comes in an archival protective plastic sleeve with a white acid-free backing board.  It will be shipped in a strong and rigid mailer made in the USA out of 100% recyclable materials especially for flat shipping.  It will be marked as special photo materials: DO NOT BEND.  All items have a money-back guarantee - if you don't like the item, then pay for shipping and handling for a refund.  I ship worldwide.