1950s Vintage Advert Featuring HMV & Town Walkers by Selby
£20.00
Description
1950s Vintage Advert Featuring HMV & Town Walkers by Selby
Description:
An authentic slice of 1950s British commercial history, this vintage mounted advert features two classic brands side by side:
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HMV – His Master’s Voice
Showcasing the iconic image of the dog and gramophone, this classic emblem of British audio excellence represents The Gramophone Company Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex. Branded as “The Hallmark of Quality”, this advert reminds collectors of HMV’s pivotal role in UK music and radio heritage. -
Town Walkers by Selby
Selby introduces Town Walkers, a line of elegant women’s shoes that combine American-styled sophistication with British practicality. Designed to “flex comfortably with your foot,” they were ideal for the fashion-conscious woman of the 1950s. Available in multiple fittings, the ad emphasizes subtle elegance and comfort. The footwear was obtainable from popular high-street names such as Lilley & Skinner and Saxone Shoe Shops. -
Approximate Size: 14 x 18 cm
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Mounting: Presented on archival-quality black backing board
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Era: 1950s
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Printing: Original monochrome print ad from a mid-century British magazine or theatre programme
Condition Note:
As with all vintage paper ephemera, some signs of aging should be expected—slight edge wear, toning or light foxing—which only add to the authenticity and nostalgic charm of the piece.
Ref: TWA 3




