Judge — February 20, 1915 — page 24: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is primarily an **advertisement page** for "Original" brand (appears to be a product, likely food or consumer goods based on the packaging shown). The main visual is a stylized box of "Original" product displayed against dramatic curved lines in an Art Deco design typical of 1920s advertising. The tagline reads "A Shilling in London / A Quarter Here," suggesting this advertisement is promoting the product's affordability and value—a shilling in Britain versus a quarter (25 cents) in America. This price comparison was a common advertising strategy emphasizing that consumers got quality goods at reasonable cost. The dramatic lighting and modernist design aims to make the mundane product appear luxurious and desirable to readers of *Judge* magazine.