"Trans-Atlantic Ferry" Lockheed WWII Ad, August 1941. "...Above the submarines and surface raiders... somewhere in Canada to somewhere in Britain... drone these flights of Hudsons from the arsenal of democracy to the first line of its defense. Delivered in ever-increasing quantities, Hudsons and other Lockheads continue to contribute their might to the Battle of Britain... American bombers get to Britain, blockade or no blockade, on their own sure power..."

Such military ads during the World War II were used to reinforce brand awareness while a company was supporting the war effort instead of being able to provide consumer goods. The United States entered the war in December 1941. Therefore in Summer 1941, the Hudsons are officially flying to England from "somewhere in Canada."

Original page from the August 1941 Life Magazine, 10.1/2" x 14" [26.7cm x 35.6cm]; a little edge wear, cream color paper, very good condition.

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