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Life Magazine – May 29, 1931 (# 2534) – Golf at Great Pyramids
$38.00
Magazine Condition :
Fair (All Good, nice, but cover edges are mildly darkened, crossword filled in)
1 in stock
Description
Cover : Man playing golf near the Great Pyramids with a native as caddy, art by Ed Graham.
– Full page ads for Ford cars (color, with harbor art and shatter-proof windshield theme), Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (with art by Franklin Booth), The American Golfer magazine, Lucky Strike cigarettes (striking color art of woman in red bathing suit at beach, not signed).
– Full page art or cartoon art by Paul Webb (We must learn to love nature in all of her moods, mustn’t we?), Haenigsen (Man at unsuccessful shooting gallery at amusement park changes his targets to things like policemen), G. B. Inwood, Edwina (Sinbad : summer sports), Nate Collier (Travel is so broadening).
– Two page centerspread art by Howard K. Elcock (New York on the Move).
– Two page art by Angus MacDonall, From Life’s Family Album, Bygones, reprinted from Life February 15, 1912.
– Some current events include : Deaths of Mrs. Reid, Mr. George F. Baker and Mr. Robert De Forest, War debts and our latest tariff, Twelve thousand pastors urge a Church ban on war, Prohibition.
– And much, much more.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Paul Webb (We must learn to love nature in all of her moods, mustn’t we?), Haenigsen (Man at unsuccessful shooting gallery at amusement park changes his targets to things like policemen), G. B. Inwood, Edwina (Sinbad : summer sports), Nate Collier (Travel is so broadening).
– Two page centerspread art by Howard K. Elcock (New York on the Move).
– Two page art by Angus MacDonall, From Life’s Family Album, Bygones, reprinted from Life February 15, 1912.
– Some current events include : Deaths of Mrs. Reid, Mr. George F. Baker and Mr. Robert De Forest, War debts and our latest tariff, Twelve thousand pastors urge a Church ban on war, Prohibition.
– And much, much more.
