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Kaufman's of Kentucky

Advertisement, Women's Vintage Fashion Shoes, 1962, Original Magazine Ad, Vintage

Advertisement, Women's Vintage Fashion Shoes, 1962, Original Magazine Ad, Vintage

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  • Vintage Advertisement, Women's Fashion Shoes Print Ad, Kaufman's of Kentucky Store, Full Page Color Ad, Original Mid Century 1962 Magazine Ad, Ephemera, Frameable 12.5" x 11", Kentucky Memorabilia, Advertisement Collectors, Art Decor, (Out of Print) 
  • Made in USA
  • Vintage:  1962  
  • Details:  This is a wonderful advertisement women's shoes from 1961.  These shoes, for sale through Kaufman's of Kentucky store, (Opened in 1903, purchased by L.S. Ayres in 1969 and this store closed in 1971), are called "Wing Dings" and are tennis shoes in fun colors and prints.  This is a full page, full color ad from 1962, an original page from a magazine, not a print or reproduction, the paper has age toning (yellowed with time), but the colors remain bright.  Print advertisements are becoming harder to find as we move from print to digital.  They are now highly sought after collectibles.  
  • Materials:  Paper
  • Dimensions:  12.5 x 11 inches (Including Borders)
  • Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Very Good Vintage Condition.  This is an original page from a magazine, the paper has age toning (yellowed over time). The yellowing may be slightly darker than it shows on pictures, due to lighting. There are several small tears along the borders but there is enough margin where these can be framed or cut out and the image remains intact.  There is a fold on the bottom left corner.  This is a used item, over 60 years old, there may be slight imperfections including slight discoloration and micro tears.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.   
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