AndrewD
[HoMe Moderator]
12829
Coffee table?
Dear Marv
These are brilliant, thanks so much for all the hard work. It puts the watches into more historical context.
What was your source for these and how did you go about collecting them? Were they originally used in newspapers or magazines, or perhaps on billboards or at dealers? Do JLC themselves keep an archive of advertising materials?
I feel a coffee table book coming on…please.
Andrew
A journey through vintage ads
I would like to share with you some vintage ads in order to go through 40 years of Jaeger-LeCoultre history (from the late 1920s to the late 1960s). From Jaeger to Jaeger-LeCoultre At the beginning of the 20th century, Lecoultre was an established company...
Brilliant! Should be added somewhere to the 'Best of'. Not
just a history of JLC through ads, but an art history of graphic art in the twentieth century. Very interesting and illuminating! Many thanks for all your hard work Andrew H
I just referenced your post in the Jaeger-LeCoultre Gallery with great pleasure
Hi Marv, Thanks a lot for sharing your work and passion with us. Fantastic journey indeed! I wish you great luck to complete your collection! Best regards Dje
@ all of you: Thank you for your enthusiatic comments!
I am all the more touched by your nice messages that many of you have contributed by your posts to my interest in watchmaking. Even if I am not a big poster, I read very regularely the messages here. Some question have been raised and I will try to answer...
