#PippinVintageAds *The frame in the photo is not included. Only the magazine clipping page is for sale. This is an illustration clipping from ESQUIRE magazine. The second image shows the back side. This illustration, which graced a page of the American lifestyle magazine "ESQUIRE" from the 1950s to the 1970s, is drawn with a sophisticated watercolor touch. The scene impressively depicts a elegantly dressed woman entering a room carrying a large box, and a man sitting on a sofa with a surprised expression. The woman wears a trendy striped inner top with a classical jacket, and her sharp profile conveys confidence and grace. Meanwhile, the man holds what appears to be a newspaper and is in a relaxed posture, but seems slightly flustered by the woman's words. The caption, "It's just a delivery boy—have you got a hundred sixty-five dollars on you?" humorously expresses surprise at the unexpected high price of the delivery, and satirically represents the nuances of consumption and domestic life at the time. The entire illustration conveys the daily life, conversations, and sophisticated lifestyle of the American middle-class family of that era, making it a piece that allows you to enjoy the historical background and witty atmosphere. I am also selling other advertisement clippings. #PippinVintageAds If you add a space and the company/product name you are looking for after this tag, only advertisements for that company that I have previously listed will be displayed. Please feel free to use it if you like. (Example: #PippinVintageAds illustration) Regarding advertisement 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 are the approximate sizes! [AD8665]