1966 Mutual of New York Ad "Look, I'm a teacher"

Description: 1966 MUTUAL OF NEW YORK vintage magazine advertisement "Look, I'm a teacher"

~ Reverend Thomas Shaw is headmaster at a private school in New Orleans, Louisiana - "Look, I'm a teacher. I can't afford a lot of life insurance!" - Tom Shaw talks it over with MONY man Con Demmas, LL.B. - "But this MONY man amazed me. He showed how I could have more protection for my family at a low rate the first few years!" - "'I know I need more life insurance,' I told MONY man Con Demmas. 'But I have got some now and I don't see how I can pay for any more.' - "But Con is a man with ideas. He explained about a MONY policy where the premium cost is low and easier to afford over the first few years. That would give me the additional protection need now ... and time to give my income a chance to grow. It will also build cash could use for retirement. Above all it would guarantee college money for my children if anything happened to me. Their education has always been one of my biggest worries. - "It sounded so good I told Con to go ahead. He made it easy to pay premiums through automatic withdrawals from my checking account. This meant a discount on regular monthly payments. Any dividends will further reduce the cost. Thanks to Con's creative approach to insurance ... and MONY, I've the protection I need and I'm able to afford it" - MONY men care for people. Get in touch with a MONY man near you. Rely on his seasoned judgment to provide you with the finest life and health insurance protection money can buy ... from MONY, a leader for 123 years. ~

Size: The dimensions of the full-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage full-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted.