Vintage Adding Machine, Burroughs Ad for Saturday Evening Post, 1940s,  (AR-A703)
 
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The advertisement from The Saturday Evening Post for a Burroughs adding machine, highlighting its features and benefits for modern business. 
The ad features a central image of a man's hands operating a Burroughs adding machine, with two women in the background, one smiling and one looking on. The machine itself is dark-colored with a full keyboard.
A prominent red circular logo with a white "B" and "Burroughs" in white text is displayed on the lower left, accompanied by the text "THE MARK OF SUPERIORITY IN MODERN BUSINESS MACHINES." The same logo and "Burroughs" name are also featured in the lower right section of the ad.
The ad's main headline reads: "Here's the tag that tells the story."
The text elaborates on the machine's quality and efficiency, stating that "Master craftsmen have produced this Burroughs machine to speed and simplify the work in your office." It emphasizes the precision-built nature, use of fine materials, time-saving features, and the comprehensive maintenance service provided by Burroughs.
Below the main headline, the slogan "WHEREVER THERE'S BUSINESS THERE'S Burroughs" reinforces the brand's ubiquity in the business world.
The bottom of the ad includes "BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY, DETROIT 32, MICHIGAN". 
Condition - The ad is mounted to cardboard and ready to frame. 
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