The Saturday Evening Post October 17, 1931 "Mending His Jacket" by Ellen Pyle 13in x 17in Print

Red K Products presents: Vintage 1972 Saturday Evening Post "Mending His Jacket" Print - A Nostalgic Slice of Americana!

Step back in time to the heartwarming days of the 1930s with this vintage 1972 reproduction of The Saturday Evening Post cover originally published on October 17, 1931. Produced by the prolific Donald Art Company (DAC) during the height of the 1970s Americana revival, this lithograph captures a touching, timeless scene of a grandmother tenderly mending a boy's coat. Mounted on a classic green backing board, this piece embodies the cozy spirit of the Great Depression era and the retro charm of 1970s home decor. This is a genuine vintage survivor that offers an affordable entry point into the world of classic American illustration.

Perfect for:

• Admirers of vintage American home decor and "shabby chic" aesthetics.
• Collectors of Saturday Evening Post memorabilia and nostalgic cover art.
• Anyone seeking a nostalgic, heartwarming accent piece for a sewing room, den, or cottage.
• Enthusiasts of 1970s mass-market lithography and Donald Art Company history.

Condition: This item is sold in Vintage / Distressed Condition. As detailed in the valuation, this print is a true survivor that wears its history openly. It exhibits significant "foxing" (age-related brown spotting) across the paper margins and has been permanently affixed to a vintage green backing board. These imperfections are irreversible and reflect the item's 50+ year journey, making it best suited for a buyer who appreciates the authentic, "lived-in" character of aged paper goods.

Here's the list of contents:

• Vintage Print: One (1) 1972 Donald Art Co. lithograph of the Oct 17, 1931 Saturday Evening Post cover.
• Mounting: The print is permanently affixed to a vintage green backing board (approx. 14" x 10.5" print area).