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VINTAGE CIRCA 1950s ERA,
HERALD AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, CHICAGO, IL USA
NEWSSTAND VENDOR / NEWSY
PAPERBOY / EMPLOYEE,
ORANGE COLORED ADVERTISING
COTTON CANVAS,WAIST SIZED
COIN CHANGE POCKET APRONFRONT MEASURES 16" WIDE x 10" TALL,
WHEN STRETCHED OUT WITH THE
TYING STRINGS IT MEASURES 58" LONGShows normal wear from use and handling, including surface marks, wrinkling, soiling, and spots of staining. It has not been cleaned, is completely intact, not torn anywhere, has complete screened logo graphic on the front, is not dry or brittle, with no major issues at all.
The only identifying marks on this piece is the screened logo on the front reading HERALD AMERICAN. This Chicago newspaper started out in 1900 as Hearst's Chicago American, and over the years changed names many different times, where from 1939 to 1953 it was known as the Herald American, dating this apron to somewhere in this period.
This is a really great, very collectible piece for those that collect unique newspaper memorabilia, advertising aprons like this, or local Chicago history! Add it to your collection today!DON'T MISS OUT!
Would make a great gift idea for that special someone you know, too!We kindly request that all questions be asked prior to purchasing.You will be receiving the exact item being offered here in AS-IS condition.
