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Life Magazine – February 18, 1926 (# 2259) – John Held, Jr.
$54.00
Magazine Condition : Good
Out of stock
Description
Cover : Young flapper dancing with old gentleman, “Teaching old Dogs new tricks,” charming art by John Held, Jr.
– Full page color Melachrino cigarettes ad with the Maharajah de Kapurthala.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Art Young (The Greater Inferno : I’ve never been arrested …), Nancy Fay (2/3 page : When I go to heaven …), Alfred Frueh (Police Protection Plus : Cashier of the Swansdown Tea Shoppe), C. H. Sykes (And her heroes, Captain Fried and First officer Miller), Fred G. Cooper (Monkey business).
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “The Jazz Hound,” dog howling as his human plays the saxx.
– Some current events include : 25 survivors of the sinking Antinoe rescued by the liner President Roosevelt, Plymouth, the North German Lloyd liner Bremen saved 6 from the Laristan, Hamburg-American liner Westphalia saved 27 from the Alkaid.
– Extraordinarily great Fisk tires ad, full page color, of farrier looking at grumpy mule, art by Leslie Thrasher.
– Very neat Ipswich hosiery ad with waist-down art of four men playing cards.
– And much, much more.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Art Young (The Greater Inferno : I’ve never been arrested …), Nancy Fay (2/3 page : When I go to heaven …), Alfred Frueh (Police Protection Plus : Cashier of the Swansdown Tea Shoppe), C. H. Sykes (And her heroes, Captain Fried and First officer Miller), Fred G. Cooper (Monkey business).
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “The Jazz Hound,” dog howling as his human plays the saxx.
– Some current events include : 25 survivors of the sinking Antinoe rescued by the liner President Roosevelt, Plymouth, the North German Lloyd liner Bremen saved 6 from the Laristan, Hamburg-American liner Westphalia saved 27 from the Alkaid.
– Extraordinarily great Fisk tires ad, full page color, of farrier looking at grumpy mule, art by Leslie Thrasher.
– Very neat Ipswich hosiery ad with waist-down art of four men playing cards.
– And much, much more.
