BOVRIL / Viva-tonal Columbia, antique magazine ad, 1926

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery – 1926 Bovril & Viva‑tonal Columbia Double‑Sided Magazine Ad

$24.99 USD
Sale price  $24.99 USD Regular price 
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BOVRIL / Viva-tonal Columbia, antique magazine ad, 1926

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery – 1926 Bovril & Viva‑tonal Columbia Double‑Sided Magazine Ad

$24.99 USD
Sale price  $24.99 USD Regular price 

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Art restoration vintage poster art gallery collectors: Original 1926 Bovril & Viva‑tonal Columbia Magazine Ad (Front & Back)

Bring authentic 1920s charm to your art restoration vintage poster art gallery wall with this original double-sided advertisement removed from The Illustrated London News Christmas Number (1926). One side spotlights Bovril, the other celebrates Columbia’s Viva‑tonal phonographs—two icons of British culture on a single 10.25 x 14.5 in page.

Colors remain vivid on both sides. The page shows light surface abrasions from normal handling, plus a rough edge with a small paper loss at the lower margin—easily hidden under a mat for a crisp, gallery-ready presentation.

Whether you curate a home library, office, or retail art gallery, this piece adds instant conversation value and period accuracy—perfect for collectors, decorators, and designers seeking genuine 1920s ephemera.

  • Original 1926 double-sided ad: Bovril / Viva‑tonal Columbia
  • Size: 10.25 x 14.5 in
  • Source: The Illustrated London News Christmas Number
  • Condition: Good; strong color, typical handling wear; rough lower margin edge with minor paper loss
  • Ideal for matting, framing, or reference in art restoration projects
  • Ships flat for safe arrival

Own a slice of 1926—and give your space the warmth, wit, and storytelling power only true vintage advertising can deliver.

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