[Christina.1]

I have some beautiful vintage Cadillac Ads that deserve to be in the hands of a Cadillac collector, I am looking for advice on the best site to make that happen. Here are a few and I also have ads from WWII and how Cadillac helped in the war effort.

 

[Submariner409]

I'm 82 so I vaguely remember some of those. This is such a classic find that we'll leave it here for the greatest exposure.

You might try to find an old, respected auction house in Chicago or Washington, DC and ask a few questions.

Weschler's Auction in DC/Rockville comes to mind.

EDIT: Get in touch with Jay Leno . . . . .

 

[FTSS]

Not only Cadillac. There's multiple separate and combined specialty and crossover collector bases attracted to that material.

 

[1979 Eldorado]

You want to post as well on the CLC Forum (Cadillac and LaSalle Forum).

Scott

 

[Excalibur]

What an awesome find!

 

[1979 Eldorado]

Christina,
I added a topic to the CLC Forum with a link back to your thread here:

1920s-1930s Cadillac advertising in pristine condition - NOT Mine

1920s-1930s Cadillac advertising in pristine condition - NOT Mine

forums.cadillaclasalleclub.org

I wonder if it would be interesting for a museum. I suspect it might be because the contents are of historical significance beyond what was being advertised.

Harrison Radiator in Lockport NY was manufacturing oil coolers for some of the military tanks.

Scott

 

[Submariner409]

Christina,

One of my sisters is an art conservationist in Washington, DC. I have spoken to her about your collection. Please look for a green ball in your small avatar at the upper right corner of your CF page. I have sent you a private message (Conversation).