Today, a return to what is probably the finest Tudor City brochure, this 1930 edition. It has made appearances many times since this blog debuted in 2015, but never has the entire brochure been reproduced. It is 33 pages long, so it will be presented in three parts.
Next week, we continue with the actual buildings themselves.

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Thank you Curt, I hadn’t seen this before. French was a visionary and salesman!
ReplyDeleteI have the 1939 blue “Tudor City” booklet.