About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement features the Middleton family visiting the Westinghouse Building at the New York World's Fair, where they learn about the latest electrical innovations and how electricity powers modern industry and daily life. The ad highlights Westinghouse's role in advancing electrical technology, showcasing exhibits like the Time Capsule, Playground of Science, and the famous robot, Elektro. It emphasizes Westinghouse's leadership and reliability in the field of electricity.
- Brand: Westinghouse
- Product: Westinghouse Electrical Innovations at the New York World's Fair
- Tagline: The name that means EVERYTHING IN ELECTRICITY
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1939
Objects in the advertisement: people, comic panels, machinery, motors, building, signs, hats, balloons, exhibit displays
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