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Life Magazine – November 21, 1918 (# 1882) – The War is Won!
$10.00
Magazine Condition : POOR (All Good, but one page has a cut-out, doesn’t affect anything in description)
Out of stock
Description
Cover : Grizzled old soldier looking down at child knitting, “Well! Can you beat that?,” art by Gordon Grant.
– Full page color Murad Turkish cigarettes ad with heads of four soldiers, I believe they are American, British, Swiss and French.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Charles Dana Gibson (Twelve O’Clock), Ellison Hoover (If some Americans had been Germans), Harrison Cady (The tie that binds)
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson “The last drive”, less common style for Gibson.
– A page devoted to the cause of French babies, including photos of Jacques Villalonga, Jacqueline and their sister, the Loubet family with Denise and Simone.
– Some current events include : The war is won and all is over but the shouting, The president who was triumphant in war was beaten in the elections, Germany will have to pay enormous damages, Alsace and Lorraine recovered, Armistice, New York state governor Alfred Smith.
– Much more.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Charles Dana Gibson (Twelve O’Clock), Ellison Hoover (If some Americans had been Germans), Harrison Cady (The tie that binds)
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson “The last drive”, less common style for Gibson.
– A page devoted to the cause of French babies, including photos of Jacques Villalonga, Jacqueline and their sister, the Loubet family with Denise and Simone.
– Some current events include : The war is won and all is over but the shouting, The president who was triumphant in war was beaten in the elections, Germany will have to pay enormous damages, Alsace and Lorraine recovered, Armistice, New York state governor Alfred Smith.
– Much more.
