This chrome frame features the Art Deco styling that made the 1950s era classic! It measures 15.5 inches tall by 22 inches wide and is heavy due to the wooden back. Inside the frame is a January 12, 1953, paper ad advertising Truman’s 1954 fiscal budget. It shows how much each dollar comes from and where the government spends it, with 59 percent going to the Military Services. If you were alive during this time period, you would remember that 1953 was the early stages of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, which started after World War II. The ad is in black and white and shows folds. The frame is tarnished on both sides, with the chrome lifting away from the wood. On the left side, it lifts away from the inside; on the right side, it lifts away from the outside. This reverse design makes it easy to replace the insert. 21545-WP