1938 Goodrich Silvertown Tire Letter White Plains NY Intact Metal Spinner Game For Sale

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1938 Goodrich Silvertown Tire Letter White Plains NY Intact Metal Spinner Game:
$39.00

Scarce, original direct-mail advertising letter sent by Goodrich Silvertown Stores on May 23rd, 1938. This specific letter originated from the White Plains, New York branch located at 11 Martine Avenue. Notable, it features an intact and functional built-in metal spinner game (\"Latz Pat.\") designed to simulate driving hazards like \"Skid on Wet Curve\" and \"Blow Out Hit Tree.\"
Historical Content Note: This authentic pre-war document includes a paragraph featuring a racially stereotyped joke and dialect common to the Jim Crow era. It is offered strictly as a historical artifact for collectors, archivists, and historians documenting 20th-century American advertising practices.
Size is letter zize, 8 1/2\" x 11.\" Condition: Crisp graphics, bright text, overall moderate age toning, light spotting, two horizontal folds. Has two round indents where the paper rested on the spinner. The metal spinner remains firmly attached and spins but has some rust/tarnish. Super direct-mail advertising piece!
Please view all scans to evaluate the exact condition and text before offerding. Shipped flat and securely protected.