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De Reszke Advertisement Miss America Arrives
An illustrated advertisement poster design for De Reszke American Cigarettes, titled Miss America Arrives, as she is welcomed by the boys, a group of military men and a bulldog with the American flag in his mouth. Was accompanied with the following lines, Jolly glad you've come over, Miss America. We have been looking for you for ever so long. You are one of us altogether now, you know. You dear boys! Of course I am. So you see I have come to stay. And I've brought with me some of Uncle Sam's best. You can have three guesses what that is. Date: 1917
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: A Vintage Illustrated Poster for De Reszke American Cigarettes, 1917 This illustrated poster, titled "Miss America Arrives," dates back to 1917 and was created to advertise De Reszke American Cigarettes. The design showcases a jubilant welcome scene as Miss America, dressed in the iconic red, white, and blue attire, is greeted by a group of military men and a playful bulldog, who holds the American flag in his mouth. The warm and inviting atmosphere is further emphasized by the soldiers' heartfelt lines, "Jolly glad you've come over, Miss America. We have been looking for you for ever so long. You are one of us altogether now, you know. You dear boys! Of course I am. So you see I have come to stay." The poster's colorful and intricate illustrations convey a sense of unity and patriotism that resonated with the American public during World War I. The design also features the tagline, "I've brought with me some of Uncle Sam's best. You can have three guesses what that is," hinting at the cigarettes being offered. This poster is a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the marketing tactics and artistic styles of the early 20th century. It was originally published in a December volume of Orlando, a popular magazine of the time. This piece of history is part of the March of the Women Collection from Mary Evans Prints Online and serves as a testament to the enduring allure of vintage advertising art.
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