About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement features a heartfelt letter from a U.S. artillery lieutenant in Korea, reflecting on the value of freedom and comforts like electric lights. The ad draws a parallel between the sacrifices made by soldiers and the importance of protecting American freedoms at home, warning against the dangers of socialism and government overreach. It is published by America's Electric Light and Power Companies to remind readers of the importance of preserving private enterprise and individual rights.
- Brand: America's Electric Light and Power Companies
- Product: America's Electric Light and Power Companies Public Service
- Tagline: Letter from a soldier
- Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
- Year: 1951
Objects in the advertisement: letter, hands, envelope
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