Woodtone Magic in the home

Bridgeport, Connecticut: McKesson & Robbins, 1926. Very good. Light dust soiling.. A 1920's folding advert for Woodtone brand wood furniture polish, featuring images of luxurious households with gleaming carved furniture. Provides insight into how advertisers used Americans' yearning for domestic luxury and "The American Dream" to sell cleaning products. Features on the front an image of a maid in uniform polishing a large wooden table in a room full of antiques. Also advertises Woodtone brand automobile polish, appealing to Americans' desire to "keep up with the Jones's", so to speak: "What gives greater pride than driving down the street with a gleaming new car? Remember how the neighbors enviously peeked out through the curtains when you first rolled up in your present car?". Relevant in-test images throughout. Illus. folding advert measuring approx. 3.5" by 2.75" folded, 3.5" by 11