About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement highlights the role of American Cyanamid Company in supplying chemicals essential for the production of both natural and synthetic rubber, which are used in products like balloons. The ad uses a playful image of a girl with balloons and their reflection to illustrate the importance of rubber chemicals in everyday items, emphasizing the company's contribution to the rubber industry and the national economy.
- Brand: American Cyanamid Company
- Product: American Cyanamid Company Rubber Chemicals
- Tagline: How many balloons in this picture?
- Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
- Year: 1951
Objects in the advertisement: girl, balloons, water, reflection, hat, dress
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