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#1940sDesign

1942 Stetson Stratoliner, TWA Airline Advertisement
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A full-page color magazine advertisement from 1942 promotes the Stetson Stratoliner hat in partnership with TWA airlines. The main scene shows the interior of a commercial airplane cabin with wood-paneled walls and wide upholstered seats. Two adult men wearing dark business suits sit side by side, facing slightly toward a smiling female flight attendant. The men are clean-shaven, with neatly combed hair, and appear relaxed and attentive. The flight attendant wears a tailored blue uniform with a matching cap and holds up a gray fedora hat in her right hand, presenting it to the passengers. A second hat rests against her hip. At the top of the ad, large text reads, “Somebody had a good idea!”

Below the main image are three smaller black-and-white photographs showing men wearing similar hats in airport or airplane settings, emphasizing travel and style. Captions present a lighthearted conversation between passengers and the hostess about hats and airline travel. Centered text identifies the product as “The Stetson Stratoliner,” priced at $7.50. Additional text notes the hats are also made in Canada and includes a wartime message encouraging the purchase of U.S. savings bonds and stamps.

More Spanish letterhead from the 1930s and ’40s.

#SpanishDesign #1930sDesign #1940sDesign #Letterhead #StationeryDesign #ArtDeco #Typography

Four letterheads: Francisco Hop, Radio Bazar, El Capricho Palencia, Viude de José Baguena, all with art-deco or geometric lettering styles.

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