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Original vintage 1991 The New Yorker advertisement for the Chancellor Hotel in Union Square, San Francisco.
The ad promotes rooms priced from $87 to $107 and highlights the hotel’s location at 433 Powell Street by the cable cars, making it a fun piece of early-1990s San Francisco travel history.
A great collectible for San Francisco memorabilia collectors, Union Square enthusiasts, cable car collectors, vintage hotel and travel ephemera buyers, California history fans, hospitality collectors, and New Yorker advertising collectors.
The hotel crest and “Since 1914” branding add an especially nice historic-hotel angle.
This is an original magazine advertisement from a 1991 issue of The New Yorker, not a reproduction. Vintage paper may show light age-related toning or handling consistent with age. Please review photos for condition.
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