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1953 Sergeant Preston of the Yukon Original Print Ad Yukon King Lone Ranger
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Original 1953 Sergeant Preston of the Yukon print advertisement featuring Sergeant Preston and his famous wonder dog Yukon King.
The advertisement promotes merchandise licensing for the popular radio/television western adventure series and references its connection to the producers of The Lone Ranger, along with merchandise including comic books, coloring books, phonograph records, puzzles, holsters, flashlights, playsuits, school bags, badges, and pin buttons.
The lower portion identifies Trendle-Campbell-Meurer, Inc. of Detroit, Michigan and notes that the company also produced The Lone Ranger, The Green Hornet, and The American Agent. The page is marked Toys and Novelties, March 1953.
The original advertisement is displayed mounted and in a clear 8.5\" x 11\" acrylic tabletop display stand, making it ready for a shelf, office, collection room, or vintage advertising display.
Details:
- Original vintage print advertisement
- Date: March 1953
- Featured character: Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
- Featured dog: Yukon King
- References The Lone Ranger
- Publisher/trade source: Toys and Novelties
- Advertising agency/licensor: Trendle-Campbell-Meurer, Inc.
- Display stand size: approximately 8.5\" x 11\"
- Clear acrylic tabletop stand included
- Advertisement can be removed from display
Condition Report:
Good vintage condition for its age. The original 1953 paper advertisement shows mild age-related toning, light handling wear, and minor edge/corner wear consistent with a piece over 70 years old. Graphics remain vibrant, clean, and highly presentable with no major tears visible on the front. Reverse side contains original printed material from the publication. Acrylic display stand shows normal light surface scratches/scuffs from use and storage. Please review all photos closely for exact condition.
Original 1953 advertisement in good vintage condition with light age and handling wear, displayed in an included 8.5\" x 11\" acrylic stand.
