Maxwell House Coffee Ad - August 1927 Vintage Original - McCall's Magazine

Description

I'm selling my collection of Maxwell House Coffee Advertising from the early 1920's to the early 1930's.
This was a time during the "Great Depression,"  those who were able to purchase beyond the basics were
considered the aristocrats of society; Marketing the commodity of COFFEE showed favor to an elite group.
Socially, it was also the "roaring '20s"; where much more than coffee was consumed by the effluent,
- Women were drugged with cocaine (the beverage Coke ((Coke-Cola)) had cocaine in it).
Along with the use of alcohol, Coffee, too, was encouraged and used as a means to become sober.
- The politics of the "deep south" states were exemplified socially with the aristocrats having servants - blacks and whites.
During this time Maxwell House Coffee uses these common threads to market coffee.
I am now making all that I have saved over the years to be available to the E-bay market.
Dates and publications will be noted.  Condition, unless there is a flaw or defect, each advertisement's condition is excellent.
If there is value on the reverse side of the page it will be noted; however, not scanned for view at this time, just a bonus.
This Advertisement is from: August 1927 - McCall's Magazine
Back of page: Heinz - Vinegars
Page Size: 10 inches by 14 inches
Multiple purchases will keep the shipping to a reduced cost.
Cheers, "Good to the last drop."