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1942 PEPSI advertising calendar RARE

Description : You are looking at a 1942 PEPSI COLA advertising calendar. It starts with December 1941 and features all 12 months of 1942. It has beautiful pictures at the top of each page of "FAVORITE AMERICAN SCENES" all courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. is the list of the pictures by month -
December 1941 - "End of the Hunt" by Dale Nichols
January 1942 - "Silent Dawn" by Walter Launt Palmer
February 1942 - "Winter in the Suburbs" by Molly Luce
March 1942 - "Metropolitan Tower" by Guy C. Wiggins
April 1942 - "Lancaster Valley Texas" by Florence Elliott McClung
May 1942 - "Spring" by Hugh Bolton Jones
June 1942 - "Delaware Water Gap" by George Inness
July 1942 - "Washington and Lafayette at Mt. Vernon" by Thomas Pritchard Rossiter and Louis R. Mignot
August 1942 - "The Rocky Mountains" by Albert Bierstadt
September 1942 - "Still Life: Balsam Apple and Vegetables" by James Peale
October 1942 - "Maine Coast" by Winslow Homer
November 1942 - "The Peace Pipe" by E. Irving Couse
December 1942 - "The Hills of Vermont" by Aldro T. Hibbard
The bottom of the calendar reads: PEPSI-COLA IS MADE ONLY BY PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, LONG ISLAND, N.Y., AND IS BOTTLED LOCALLY BY AUTHORIZED BOTTLERS FROM COAST TO COAST.
Condition: T is a hole at the top of each page w is appears to have been hung by a nail. T is tearing, dog earring and some general wrinkling at the bottom of each page. September 1942 has a pencil circle around the 8th and the word sugar written in. Other than that this calendar is in wonderful condition for it's vintage. The pictures are fabulous.
What a great piece of Pepsi Cola advertising memorabilia. When Pepsi's slogan was "Bigger Drink Better Taste"
The pictures give you an idea of the condition of this vintage calender. Shipping : I Ship USPS Priority Mail, Parcel, First Class or Media Mail and heavier items will be shipped UPS or Fed-Ex. The buyer will be responsible for paying all shipping costs and insurance. The buyer will be responsible for saving all packing materials for review by the USPS, UPS or Fed-Ex for any insured item that arrives damaged. I will not be responsible for any items that are shipped without insurance.
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