I thought everything on this page was done at my last job, in New York, but I found that these two panels—which I picked out of several, not all figurative—were part of advertising of a metal lawn-care product (the function of which I don't know) for a company based in Denver, where I then did the work.
A brochure done for Good Housekeeping, offering publications on various subjects.
The drawings at left concern, in reading order, food & cooking, appliances & homecare, brides & brides-to-be, fashion & beauty, needlework & sewing, decorating & building, small children, and building again. Somehow these would not totally harmonize with today's feminism.
A booklet on jet safety for the Air Transport Division of the Transport Workers Union.
The first drawing is about protection against noise; the second about radar hazards, like igniting of fuel; the third is about flat-tire trouble; the fourth about landing-gear doors; and the last, below, about jet suction.
