advertisement: United Air Lines, National Geographic

Date:c. 1955
Medium:Paper, ink
Credit Line: Gift of Thomas G. Dragges in memory of Robert May
Accession Number:2001.109.296
Dimensions:10 x 7 inches (25.4 x 17.8 cm)
Collection:Aviation Archive
Category:Promotional, Archive
Subcategory:Advertisement, 2D
airline: United Air Lines
company: United Airlines
Description

Advertisement from National Geographic magazine promoting United Air Lines, titled “California vacations to fit your plans and pocketbook!”; color illustration depicting scene on California Street cable car line, San Francisco; route map at bottom section with mail-in coupon for booklet, “California low-expense vacations.”

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    <div><strong>Advertisement: United Air Lines, National Geographic</strong> c. 1955</div>
    <div>Gift of Thomas G. Dragges in memory of Robert May</div>
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