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Life Magazine – January 6, 1916 (# 1732) – Wildhack
$12.00
Magazine Condition : Poor (Generally Good, but missing back cover. Once bound, spine neatly taped, slightly trimmed.)
Out of stock
Description
Cover : Hold-up man averts his eyes as lady retrieves her money from her garter, “Gentleman Joe,” very cute art by Robert John Wildhack.
– Lovely full page color Willys Knight car ad with man kissing woman’s hand near car, owl in front of full moon, “This is a doubly distinguished car,” art not signed.
– Full page Columbia Graphophone ad with partly silhouette art of children in classroom, not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by William H. Walker (ad for John Bull Number of Life), Leo Cheney (Johnnie Walker whisky ad), unsigned (Jeffery Sedan car ad with ice-skating art), Charles Forbell (Horse Power : 40 against 4), F. T. Richards (two pages : A review of 1915), William H. Walker (That will please him), C. A. Voight (The theorist : exercises named after animals).
– Life’s Short stories by Eugene Smith and Catherine Runscomb.
– Two page Chalmers Motor company ad with simple design and nice line art, not signed.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, Present plight of the European Debutante.
– Some current events include : Europe is not pleased with us, Henry Ford took sick and cut loose from his pilgrim band and is returning to Detroit, Armament talk, Compulsory military training for all our young men is so novel an idea that it seems quite unreal.
– Full page color Bull Durham smoking tobacco ad with art of three men at a table, “The Clubby Smoke, not signed.
– And much more 2Neat vintage Life magazine 1916 content – fun!
– Full page Columbia Graphophone ad with partly silhouette art of children in classroom, not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by William H. Walker (ad for John Bull Number of Life), Leo Cheney (Johnnie Walker whisky ad), unsigned (Jeffery Sedan car ad with ice-skating art), Charles Forbell (Horse Power : 40 against 4), F. T. Richards (two pages : A review of 1915), William H. Walker (That will please him), C. A. Voight (The theorist : exercises named after animals).
– Life’s Short stories by Eugene Smith and Catherine Runscomb.
– Two page Chalmers Motor company ad with simple design and nice line art, not signed.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, Present plight of the European Debutante.
– Some current events include : Europe is not pleased with us, Henry Ford took sick and cut loose from his pilgrim band and is returning to Detroit, Armament talk, Compulsory military training for all our young men is so novel an idea that it seems quite unreal.
– Full page color Bull Durham smoking tobacco ad with art of three men at a table, “The Clubby Smoke, not signed.
– And much more 2Neat vintage Life magazine 1916 content – fun!
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