Stonewall Jackson print

[taillight]

Print I found. Very little information on this. I know it was part of a coca cola campaign at one point, but nothing else comes up. Wonder if y'all have any information

 

[milhistbuff1]

Print I found. Very little information on this. I know it was part of a coca cola campaign at one point, but nothing else comes up. Wonder if y'all have any information.

Found this, CW Times May '72 might have an article. Seems the print was cover of the issue.
CWT May 1972

 

[Nathan Stuart]

The below links might contain a little more information:-

Bizarre Visual Artifact of the Week — D.B. Dowd / Graphic Nonfiction

Here's a moment in advertising history that beggars belief. Behold, gracing a Coca-Cola advertisement in the Ladies Home Journal: Stonewall Jackson pausing for a moment of refreshment. 1931. I kid you not. In this sesquicentennial year of the Civil War, here's some evidence of the

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Stonewall Jackson House

In 1943, this Coca-Cola ad appeared in Life magazine. During the Civil War, Jackson required his men to pause, rest, and enjoy rations of sugar. As a result, "he marched troops farther and faster...

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[CWdiaryPA]

Corporate America never misses an opportunity.
On sale for $80 on ETSY.
$9 on eBay.
(What a name, Haddon Sundblom. Bet he's the only person to ever have haddon that name.)

https://civilwartalk.com/threads/coca-cola-used-this-secret-of-jacksons-success

The pause that refreshes - Emerging Civil War

Who would have ever guessed that Stonewall Jackson would one day end up hawking Coca-Cola? This print ad appeared during the early years of WWII. The artwork and part of the text originally appeared in a 1931 campaign, rebooted in June 1943 to tie the nation’s current military activity to a long...

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[taillight]

Thanks all for the response and the links with information Haddon was quite popular in those times. Still ay crossroads if this is rare or normal.