Two illustrated advertisements share this original sheet from the October 1923 issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal.

On page 49, Fuller Brushes introduces the familiar Fuller Man through a large portrait of a salesman holding a household duster. The advertising copy describes home demonstrations and the company’s personal sales service, accompanied by bold red branding.

Page 50 presents “The Way to Freedom,” an Overland automobile advertisement showing a blue sedan outside an evening social gathering decorated with colorful lanterns. The copy promotes the convenience and independence of owning an automobile.

One original magazine sheet, printed on both sides. Offered unframed.

Condition: Age toning, light spotting, handling wear, and minor edge irregularities, including a small side-edge notch. Both sides remain attractive and readable. Please examine the photographs.

A distinctive piece of 1920s commercial illustration with appeal to automobile collectors and enthusiasts of American advertising history.

Paper advertisement only; the complete magazine is not included.