1937 National Milk Week Poster

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This is an original advertising poster from the first ever National Milk Week November 14-20, 1937, which became National Milk Month the following year. The only information I can find are newspaper articles about the campaign, but nothing in the way of any posters or pictures. The articles state that "moving picture" stars would be featured in the ads and list a few names, but I can't find anyone who looks like the lady in the poster. We found this in our barn at our previous home. It is in really great condition with just a little wear in the bottom corner. It does say "Litho in USA" in bottom corner. I'd love to know if anyone knows anything about it or the value. Thanks so much!

Category Other

Medium Paper

Distinguishing marks Litho in USA

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item 13 inches x 20 inches

Date Period 1937

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