Description
This 1936 vintage ad for the Florida Chamber of Commerce has a black and white art illustration of a couple with an adolescent boy in a garden and an inset with the headline, “Sunshine that is different“.
Year Published: 1936
Approximate overall size – inches: 11 x 14
Grade: Excellent
Excerpt:
“A few short hours to the South lies Florida-and glorious days in the sun. The very name which Ponce de Leon gave the peninsula in 1513 means ‘Land of Flowers.’ Here, truly, life is at its best. You can enjoy everything under the sun, every day of the year. The world’s finest beaches and boating waters. Golf-on seaside or inland courses. Superb ocean and fresh water fishing. A sportsman’s paradise. Come now-the winter season is at its height: Tournaments, horse racing, polo, horse shows, water sports of every variety–or if you prefer, just relax in the healing sunshine–sunshine that is different and richer in life giving energy…”
This is a 88 yr. old original vintage ad removed from a 1936 publication and is not a reproduction of any kind.
