This lot features three framed vintage advertisements showcasing Norman Rockwell's early and mid-career commercial illustrations. The first is a detailed advertisement for Dutchess Trousers & Knickers titled "How to Speak and write Masterly English," featuring a man in tall boots. The second and third are advertisements for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company; one depicts a young boy and girl with a puppy, and the other shows a father and mother encouraging a toddler to take their first steps. Each piece is presented in a separate wood frame.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 14 x 10 in (largest) and 13 x 10 in

• Condition: Frames show minor surface wear and scuffing; pages exhibit natural toning and light foxing consistent with vintage magazine and newsprint stock.

• Origin: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Norman Rockwell, Massachusetts Mutual, Dutchess Trousers, Vintage Advertising, Mid-Century Americana, American Illustration, Family Life, Insurance History, Ephemera, Graphic Design, 1920s Art, 1950s Art.

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