Vintage Esquire Magazine Clipping: Al Moore Pinup/Fred Ludekens Hindenburg

Vintage magazine page from Esquire. One side features pinup artwork by Al Moore. Next to her is a written pieced called: Time and Charges. It says: "Sophistication is on the march. Good love songs haven't a chance - Old-fashioned wooing and billing and cooing Go out as the brains advance. This girl is opposed to the changes. She responds to customs antique - Oh, what's to become of the beautifully dumb Girl with heart so romantic? TURN BACK THE CLOCK! If you want a girl just like this girl Or the one that father married - Prepare to advance in the name of Romance And the day is sure to be carried! The other side is an art piece called The Explosion of the Hindenburg, May 6, 1937: Death of a Great Dream. It was painted especially for Esquire by Fred Ludekens. Measures 16.5" x 13 1/8". Condition: One top corner is missing, and there is an obvious fold in the page. It will be shipped folded in that spot.