Example image only. Magazine condition may be different.
Life Magazine – April 24, 1931 (# 2529) – Fisherboy and Dog
$48.00
Magazine Condition :
Good (mild central crease OR some pencil marks in green background)
Note : Cover colors are warmer tones than shown in the sample image.
2 in stock
Description
Cover : Little boy holding fishing pole and eating sandwich as his dog watches VERY attentively, art by Nell Hott. This is a very charming cover!
– Full page ads for Sheaffer’s pens (color), Sinbad book (with art by Edwina), Spud menthol-cooled cigarettes, Listerine (color, with art signed but illegible).
– Full page art or cartoon art by Victor Anderson (Boy in church watches longingly as his buds go off to play baseball, Poor Little Heathens), Nate Collier (Headline writer’s history of our country), Edwina (Sinbad, the hero), Barbara Shermund (Oh you must come, dear, I’ve some brand new people here), Otto Soglow (Man dreaming of losing his watch), P. L. Crosby (They can say what they like, God certainly does bat out some elegant scenery, reprinted from Life August 7, 1924),
– Transgressor’s Fate, poem by Dalnar Devening and art by Loren Stout.
– Two page centerspread art by Howard K. Elcock, Bigger and Better.
– Some current events include : Mayor Walker has got home, Our biggest local job is to get rid of prohibition, Mayor Thompson of Chicago has been defeated, The public is tiring of Crime Films.
– And much, much more.
