# Pippin Vintage Ads ※ The picture frame is not included. Only the magazine clipping page is for sale. This is an illustration clipping from ESQUIRE magazine. The second image is the back side. This illustration humorously depicts a shack (probably a toilet) being blown away by a violent storm, and people watching it in surprise. The caption includes lines from someone who witnessed an event that is likely to become a local topic, satirically expressing the chain of "gossip" in a rural community. The characters are holding their hats and hair in the wind, and shadows of people can be seen inside the shack being blown away. The monochrome-like color scheme and dynamic lines further emphasize the intensity of the storm and the humor of the scene. This is an American comic-style illustration with a stylish touch typical of the 1970s, and it's a gem that will make people smile when displayed in a room. I am also selling other ad clippings. # Pippin Vintage Ads ↑ If you put a space and the company/product name you are looking for after this tag, only the ads of that company will be displayed. Please feel free to use it. (Example: # Pippin Vintage Ads illustration) Regarding ad sizes, LIFE: Approximately 34.5 cm x 26.5 cm Esquire: Approximately 33 cm x 26.5 cm TIME: Approximately 32 cm x 27 cm 【AD8551】