About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement promotes the Proctor Never-Lift Iron, highlighting its unique feature that allows users to iron while sitting down, saving time and energy. The iron lifts itself with a touch of a button, making ironing easier, faster, and more comfortable. The ad emphasizes energy savings, ergonomic benefits, and several modern features such as a new type leg support, rayon safety shield, fabric control dial, heat distribution, cool handle, and clear vision button. The ad targets homemakers looking for efficiency and comfort in their ironing routine.
- Brand: Proctor
- Product: Proctor Never-Lift Iron
- Tagline: Now! Iron a shirt in 4½ minutes sitting down!
- Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
- Year: 1948
Objects in the advertisement: woman, iron, ironing board, shirt, chair, table
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