Scope and ContentPromotional novelty (Sinatra): "A fan for my fans" Frank Sinatra; Lucky Strike cigarettes promotion for radio show, "Your Hit Parade." Copyright American Tobacco Co., 1943. An advertising item promoting their sponsored radio program that starred Frank Sinatra. His first tenure on this popular show was from 1943 to 1944. Cardboard hand fan, 13-1/4" high x 7-3/8" wide, color printed both sides as a tobacco leaf plus text, Sinatra photo & Lucky Strike product image; die-cut in the shape of a tobacco leaf. Three examples (only copy 1 imaged.) Copies 2 and 3 have album mounting remains on one side, one good side on each allowing for one full fan.) Text on side 1: Lucky Strike Presents "Your Hit Parade" Starring [B+W photo of Frank Sinatra] Frank Sinatra America's Singing Sensation Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco So round, so firm so fully packed... so free and easy on the draw [depiction of Lucky Strike cigarette pack in wartime packaging of white background rather than pre-war green] ---- Text on side 2: "A fan for my fans" Frank Sinatra [beneath the above text is very small type] Copyright 1943 The American Tobacco Company L.S./M.F.T. ==== Also on side 2 of copy 1 is holographic ink listing of nine numbered song titles that were apparently written by a listener. See detail image. ---- Note: L.S./M.F.T. = Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco