A Time for Egg Walking, Young & Rubicam, January 1945, R.Taylor

Must you have a NEW idea, James Thomas Chirurg Company, advertising agency January 1944

What makes a good war ad? Young and Rubicam, October 1943

These famous P51s have more than a name in common, Parker Pen June 1943

Five Good Jobs for Uncle Sam, Young & Rubicam, September 1943

This is not a war ad, Kidde Idea Laboratory, October 1945

War Advertising Council, seven points on a slate, November 1943

Why tell me about it, J.Walter Thompson, May 1942

Sweat Young and Rubicam, May 1942

why people buy your products, J.Walter Thompson Consumer Panel, March 1943

Metropolitan Grtoup Comics, January 1945, Doogle Didn't like Advertising

A Time for Egg Walking, Young & Rubicam, January 1945

Do War Ads get good reading? Young and Rubicam, March 1944

Parachutes to Slips, J.Walter Thompson, March 1944

Local ads that did good war jobs, Young & Rubicam, January 1944

Are ads like this still necessary, Young and Rubicam, April 1944

He drives a Weapon, International Harvester April 1944

Worth it, America makes the best of everything, September 1943

Blood Plasma goes to the Front sealed with Scotch tape, 1940

How the 100 best war ads came to be written, Young and Rubicam March 1946