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1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!

1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!

$ 12.67

Availability: 52 in stock
  • Condition: It is in excellent vintage condition, nothing fall off or out, no problems with cover or spine....uncannily well preserved. There is some stain on the bottom half of the rear page, and some small stain on the bottom border of the last few pages, most visible on the heading photo of the listing...everything else is essentially mint: Pictures are self explanatory, please have a look :-)
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    1937 Advertising METROPOLITAN LIFE Car Insurance Hazard Safety PAMPHLET Rare!!
    MET LIFE ADVERTISING PAMPHLET 1937 CAR INSURANCE Driving Safety Classic Cars
    Very interesting, rare and uncannily preserved piece of insurance memorabilia I discovered among dad's things. Printed in the late 1930s by The Metropolitan Life Insurance company, this guide instructs drivers on the best way to avoid becoming a statistic back in the pre-seat belt days.  It was a blood bath (36,000 yearly deaths, 1 million injured yearly according to this guide).  Less death, less premiums to pay, and this is a very well conserved document, printed by the insurance company itself, to get the accident rate down (and their premiums up).
    16 pages
    I couldn't locate the print date, but the cars, police uniforms etc all date from the late 1930s to early 1940s.