17 original Stevens-Duryea photos & car ads from 1910 - 1922. All for $45.00 for Sale

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17 original Stevens-Duryea photos & car ads from 1910 - 1922. All for $45.00 For Sale

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17 original Stevens-Duryea photos & car ads from 1910 - 1922. All for $45.00 :
$45.00

ORIGINAL VINTAGE ADS (PRE-WW II, NON \"BIG THREE\") AT WHOLESALE PRICES

5 early STEVENS-DURYEA car ads – 1 1910, 1 1911, 3 same from1912

$15.00 (VG)

1 1913, 2 1914 Stevens-Duryea ads

$8.00 (VG)

1922 Stevens-Duryea ad – “Cabriolet” (Selling price $8900)

$12.00 (LN)

Stevens-Duryea – Seven nice B&W drawings of various models, 1 duplicate not in photo; probably early teens

$28.00 (LN)

These original car ads are offered at what we consider a wholesale price. Subsets (in most cases an individual year) corresponding to photos list a separate price. If you are interested in one or more of these subsets rather than the complete set, email us through and we will list the one[s] you want separately on at the price shown.

Ads for this car and dozens of others, with an occasional exception noted, are drawn from vintage magazines such as the following: Colliers, Saturday Evening Post, McCall\'s, Metropolitan, Fortune, American Magazine, House and Garden, Town & Country, Country Life, Esquire, The House Beautiful, Good Housekeeping, LIFE, (both the original Life and the more familiar one starting in November 1936),National Geographic, Leslie\'s Weekly, Motor Age, L\'Illustration (French), The Country Gentleman, The Literary Digest, Vanity Fair, Liberty, Cosmopolitan, The Youth\'s Companion, The Outlook, The Ladies\' Home Journal, Metropolitan, The World\'s Work, Success, McClure\'s, The Etude, Vogue, Everybody\'s Magazine, The People\'s Home Journal, Harper\'s, The Review of Reviews, Successful Farming, Better Homes and Gardens, The Delineator, The National Weekly.