Discover a fascinating piece of American history with this original two-page magazine spread from Collier\'s, dated February 5, 1949. Titled \"FACE OF THE U.S.A. No. 4 Tulsa, Oklahoma,\" this ephemera features a remarkable aerial photograph of Tulsa, showcasing the city\'s burgeoning downtown skyline, the Arkansas River with its bridges, and the sprawling industrial complexes, prominently featuring oil refineries and storage tanks. This vivid imagery captures Tulsa during a pivotal period of growth, solidifying its reputation as a significant hub for the petroleum industry.The accompanying detailed article provides invaluable historical context, discussing Tulsa\'s development, population growth, and its status as a major oil capital. It mentions key companies like the Texas Company, Shell, and Gulf, detailing their impact on the region. This collectible piece offers a unique glimpse into mid-20th-century urban and industrial landscapes, making it a compelling item for collectors of vintage Americana, Oklahoma history, oil industry memorabilia, or early aerial photography. The spread includes pages 24 and 25 of the magazine, presenting a comprehensive look at the \"Oil Capital of the World.\"
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