Vintage Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post 1953 Soda Jerk Wood Wall Plaque

Vintage wood-mounted decoupage plaque features a weathered cover of The Saturday Evening Post from August 22, 1953, illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The iconic Soda Jerk scene captures a nostalgic moment at a diner counter, complete with a soda fountain employee, young patrons, and a small dog. This piece serves as a rustic wall hanging with a built-in metal loop at the top, showcasing heavy distressing and paper loss that adds to its authentic mid-century character. The dark wood backing provides a sturdy base for the aged magazine art, making it a unique decorative item for Americana collectors or retro-themed spaces. Measurements: • Height: 15.5 • Width: 12 • Weight: 30oz Brand: Norman Rockwell / The Saturday Evening Post Type: Wall Plaque Material: Wood, Paper Subject: Soda Jerk Diner Scene Date: August 22, 1953 Style: Americana, Mid-Century Modern Mount Type: Wall Mounted Orientation: Vertical Theme: Nostalgia, 1950s Cafe Color: Brown, Blue, Yellow Feature: Decoupage Artist: Norman Rockwell Origin: USA Keywords: Retro Decor, Kitsch, Farmhouse, Distressed Art, Soda Fountain, Vintage Magazine, 50s Aesthetic, Rustic Home, Diner Art, Americana Collectible, Folk Art, Wall Hanging, Weathered Finish, Antique Look, General Omar Bradley