First National Bank Of Chicago Pint-Size Salesmen Lemonade Print Ad 1959 1950s
A boy in a plaid shirt pours ice cold lemonade at his handmade stand while a man in a suit and hat looks on, in this black and white 1959 First National Bank of Chicago ad titled He Had A Million Pint-Size Salesmen. The true story of a Nebraska pink lemonade maker is a charming slice of 1950s corporate Americana.
- Neighborhood lemonade stand photo with a hand-lettered 5 cent sign
- A true story banner and a long, readable story below
- Kids, paper cups and a glass pitcher full of nostalgia
- Classic mid-century bank advertising from Chicago
- A fun find for banking, advertising and lemonade collectors
- Measures approximately: 8" x 11"
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