Life Magazine – June 23, 1927 (# 2329)

– Much on Flying, Aviation and Lindberg.
– Full page color Sheaffer’s pens and pencils ad, with red and green art by Donald Denton.
– Full pages ads for Hupmobile (art by Larry Stults), Gorham sterling,
– Full page art or cartoon art by Webb (I tell ya, Joe, these non-stop flights t’ Europe ain’t none too good fer our business), L. J. Holton (The wise guy), Ellison Hoover (Collegiate Impressions 8 : developing the old bulldog spirit at Yale), C. H. Sykes (The harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle of the sea),
– Two page centerspread art by Strothmann, “His shadow,” plane flying over farm.
– Some current events include : Fortune hasn’t yet left Charles Lindbergh, Non-stop flight across the Atlantic, New York city is going to through a $50,000 celebration for him, Second non-stop trans-Atlantic flight by Clarence Duncan Chamberlin with Charles Albert Levine, Airplane postal service, Flood losses are enormous.
– Half page photo of kids sitting in circle around campfire at Life’s camp for needy children in Branchville, Connecticut.
– Full page color Coca-Cola ad with art of hands pulling a soda from a tap.
– Full page color Studebaker Erskine Six car ad with a pink and purple beach scene, artist signature looks like C. J. Burcher.
– Much more.