Military photography and wartime food conservation share this original double-sided magazine tear sheet, dating to circa 1944.

The Camel side features “Young Lady with a Lens,” a colorful advertisement centered on a woman Marine photographer. Images show a large aerial camera, photographic work, and service members in aviation clothing, accompanied by period cigarette advertising copy.

On the reverse, Armour and Company presents “4 ways You can help save food,” combining an illustrated meal with recipes, kitchen advice, and branded food products. Together, the advertisements offer a revealing glimpse of wartime American marketing and daily life.

One original magazine sheet, printed on both sides. Offered unframed; the exact source issue has not been confirmed.

Condition: Age toning, light handling wear, slightly uneven edges, and small lower-edge nicks. Text and illustrations remain readable. Please review the photographs.

A collectible example of WWII advertising with appeal across women’s military history, photography, tobacciana, and home-front ephemera.

Paper advertisement only; the complete magazine is not included.