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An early 20th century B.F. Goodrich Company promotional photograph, circa 1910-1920s. The photograph features a child positioned on a roadster and below a sign with the trademarked slogan "Best in the Long Run” which Goodrich introduced around 1910. The slogan was used to advertise for their "Silvertown Cord" and "Black Beauty Tread" lines.
The photograph is in a modern mounting.
Measurements:
5” X 7.5”
Condition:
The item shows surface build-up, creasing, writings, corner loss, and minor loss the image.
The mounting shows surface wear from sticker removal.
