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James Bingham
(1917 - 1971)
A naval officer in WW2; also worked as an AAF animator. Provided art for Perry Mason and the revival of the Tugboat Annie stories for Saturday Evening Post (also did a Post cover); other slick work for Argosy, Good Housekeeping, Esquire. Few artists, before or since, worked on so many advertising series; Bingham's many accounts included The Airlines of the United States (keeping the idea of this travel mode alive during WW2), Association of Railroads (ditto), Maxwell House, Gulf Oil, Cannon Towels, Caterpillar Tractor, Philadelphia Whisky, Alcoa Steamship Company, Champion Spark Plugs, U S Steel. |
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Good Housekeeping, "Claudia" (1945) Bingham - 001A
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Saturday Evening Post, "The Case of the Fugitive Nurse" (1953) Bingham - 001
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Cadillac, "Imprint Of Cadillac Power!" (1943) Bingham - 003
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Cadillac, "Cannon On A Rampage..." (1943) Bingham - 004
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Corby's Whiskey, "Prying into the Secrets of the Deep" (1950) Bingham - 005
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Argosy, "The Invention" (1954) Bingham - 006
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American Export, "The Magna Charta" (1943, 1944) Bingham - 007
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Caterpillar, "Spring Again" (1945) Bingham - 008
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Champion, "G I Joe - Spark Plug Of The Armed Forces" (1944) Bingham - 009
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Cannon Towels, "Tank Corps" (1944) Bingham - 010
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Cannon Towels, "Buna Bathtub" (1944) Bingham - 011
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Cannon Towels, "Hey, Turn Off The Water, Jumbo!" (1944) Bingham - 012
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Philadelphia Whisky (1944) Bingham - 013
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Philadelphia Whisky (1945) Bingham - 014
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Philadelphia Whisky (1944) Bingham - 015
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Philadelphia Whisky (1944) Bingham - 016
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Philadelphia Whisky (1945) Bingham - 017
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Association of American Railroads, "All The Comforts Of Roam" (1944) Bingham - 018
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Association of American Railroads, "High Iron" (1945) Bingham - 019
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Association of American Railroads, "Train Of Thought For The Future" (1944) Bingham - 020
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