# Pippin Vintage Ads ※ The picture frame is not included. Only the magazine clipping page is for sale. This is a Triumph advertisement clipping. It was cut from a 1970s TIME magazine. The second image is the back side. Triumph was a cigarette brand developed by the American tobacco company Lorillard. In the 1970s, when health consciousness was on the rise, Triumph differentiated itself from other tobacco products by emphasizing its low tar content (3mg). It aimed to balance taste and safety by developing products that considered reducing the health damage to smokers, such as improving filters through technology. The advertisement featured the slogan "Taste and Tar, Both Achieved," increasing its appeal to users who were not satisfied with conventional low-tar cigarettes. As a background, the brand was born in response to the anti-smoking movement and the growing health awareness in America. I am also selling other advertisement clippings. # Pippin Vintage Ads ↑ If you enter a space and the company/product name you are looking for after this tag, only the advertisements of that company will be displayed. Please feel free to use it. (Example: # Pippin Vintage Ads Triumph) Regarding the advertisement sizes: LIFE: Approximately 34.5 cm x 26.5 cm Esquire: Approximately 33 cm x 26.5 cm TIME: Approximately 32 cm x 27 cm 【AD10556】