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1933 GoodYear Technical Man Advertisement
This is a great full color advertisement for the G.T.M. who sold belts, molded goods, hoses and packing. This is approx. 8 x 11 inches and has that great old artwork styling. In the bottom right is NRA affiliation.
Circa: 1933
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R7977
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1937 Goodyear Tire AD COOLEST Convertible
Goodyear tires ad 1937 = 6 x 10 inches of a colored ad. Its aways good going on Goodyears. Safety where you need it. More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind.
Circa: 1937
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1939 GOODYEAR TIRE AD G3 Vintage TIRES
1939 GOODYEAR TIRE AD G3 Vintage TIRES
Goodyear Tire black and white ad 5 x 13 inches. The greatest name in rubber -more people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind. Famous G3 now delivers more miles.
ORIGINAL - Entire ad not shown due to scanner capabilities.
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1943 Goodyear Tire Ad - Army Desert Training
Wow, this is a great black and white drawing of Army desert training on synthetic tires for the jeep. They were produced by GoodYear. It shows military and passenger type tires. It even describes German buna tires and Russian tires. Measures approx. 6 x 9 inches. Great for the wartime memorabilia collector.
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R9103
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1943 Goodyear Tire AD Chemigum MILITARY Gener
Goodyear tires ad 1943 - 6 x 10 inches of a black and white ad. These new Synthetic rubber soles wear twice as long as leather. Goodyear, the greatest name in ruybber. Great use in WW II.
Circa: 1943
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1949 GOODYEAR AD AIRPLANE LANDING
Goodyear cross-wind landing wheel black and white ad 11 x 16 inches. Tomorrow you'll land at your city's front door. Illustration of how the cross wind landing wheel operates. Coming in, landing , landing roll.
Circa: 1949
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