Discover a fascinating piece of mid-century advertising history with this vintage Wildroot Cream-Oil Hair Tonic advertisement. This lively print ad from the 1950s promotes the popular men's grooming product, highlighting its new availability "in tubes!" alongside the classic bottles. The ad features humorous cartoon illustrations of two men, joyfully showcasing the product and a "Double Header Bargain" for two tubes at 39 cents plus tax, a 58-cent value.This nostalgic ephemera captures the essence of 1950s consumer culture and marketing for men's hair care. The ad emphasizes the convenience and versatility of the tubes, touting them as "unbreakable... perfect for traveling!", "handy... at the beach or golf club!", "compact... for men in service," and "convenient... for office or plant!" It's a charming glimpse into a bygone era, perfect for collectors of vintage advertisements, grooming history, or 1950s Americana. The bold red and blue text, along with the distinct illustrations, make this a visually engaging item. The ad measures approximately 10.5 x 8 inches.
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