The Saturday Evening Post June 6, 1936 "No Money for Her Soda" by Frances Tipton Hunter 13in x 17in Print

Red K Products presents: 1972 Donald Art Company "No Money for Her Soda" Lithograph - A Nostalgic Masterpiece of Americana!**

Step back into the Golden Age of Illustration with this exceptional vintage lithograph. Published by the renowned Donald Art Company (DAC) in 1972, this piece reproduces Frances Tipton Hunter’s iconic June 6, 1936, Saturday Evening Post cover, "No Money for Her Soda" (also known as "Boy and Girl at Soda Fountain"). Capturing a humorous and heartwarming moment at a classic American soda fountain, the image depicts a young girl delighting in her treat while her companion discovers his empty pockets. This is a rare opportunity to own a genuine artifact from the 1970s nostalgia boom that perfectly preserves the innocence and style of the 1930s.

Perfect for:

• Fans of The Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell, and Frances Tipton Hunter.
• Decorators seeking authentic vintage farmhouse or retro kitchen wall art.
• Collectors of Coca-Cola, soda fountain, and Americana memorabilia.
• Enthusiasts of high-quality vintage lithography and 1970s decor.

Condition: This is a vintage collectible in very good condition. As a verified 1972 release, it features the period-correct heavy matte paper stock and the distinctive "Donald Art Co. Inc. NY" publisher markings, distinguishing it from modern glossy digital reprints. The colors remain rich and the details sharp, featuring the characteristic rosette halftone pattern indicative of high-quality 1970s commercial printing.

Here's the list of contents:

• Vintage 1972 Lithograph: One (1) authentic Donald Art Company reproduction of "No Money for Her Soda" by Frances Tipton Hunter.
• Provenance Markings: Visible copyright text "1972 Curtis Publishing Co." and publisher imprint verifying the vintage lineage.