Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Heart Attack 1950s Print Advertisement Ad 1959 Commercial Vehicles Features a classic 1980s aesthetic

Features a classic 1980s aesthetic with big hair and vintage charm

5" x 11" - Features Harrison Ford in a striking portrait by Hans Gissinger - Highlights the stainless steel Ebel "Discovery" Watch - Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage advertisements This listing is for the print advertisement only

Displayed at PPOW Gallery in New York City

perfect for achieving a flawless look without feeling heavy on the skin

Showcases a variety of weapons and signature moves

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Heart Attack 1950s Print Advertisement Ad 1959 Commercial Vehicles Features a classic 1980s aestheticThis vintage 1959 print advertisement from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. addresses common myths and facts about heart attacks. The ad features an image of a man working in an industrial setting, emphasizing that many people can return to normal life after a heart attack. The text provides reassuring information about recovery and prevention, aiming to educate the public on heart health. Original 1950s print ad measuring approximately 8" x 11".