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Life Magazine – February 10, 1927 (# 2310) – Riding the Elevator
$48.00
Magazine Condition : Good
1 in stock
Description
Cover : Elevator operator calling out lady’s floor while she delays and basks in the attention for four gentlemen, “Telling her where she gets off,” art by (I believe) Raymond Moreau Crosby.
– Full page color Buick car ad with two tone grey-green car.
– Interesting full page ad for the Little Marmon 8, Headlights of the automobile world are focused today on the little Marmon 8.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Shanks (Martini & Rossi vermouth ad), Ellison Hoover (Collegiate Impressions 2 : the Yost influence at the University of Michigan), C. H. Sykes (Now, all together), Art Young (The Greater Inferno : pinched for speeding), Don Herold (Andy consumer ad).
– Full page Lee Tires ad of Conshohocken with art by Lyle Justis.
– Half page ad for the Book-Cadillac hotel company of Detroit, art by Donald Mills.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “The man who thinks he resembles Lincoln listens to the Gettysburg address.”
– Some current events include : Legal side of prohibition, Neither political party looks attractive, Bill introduces to license and regulate astrologers (includes a fee of $5,000 !!!), Spiritists, James Ford Rhodes of Boston.
– Nice full page color Packard ad with golden car, Precision.
– Each original Life magazine has MUCH more excellent historic and fun 1927 content than is listed here – 2Neat!!
– Interesting full page ad for the Little Marmon 8, Headlights of the automobile world are focused today on the little Marmon 8.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Shanks (Martini & Rossi vermouth ad), Ellison Hoover (Collegiate Impressions 2 : the Yost influence at the University of Michigan), C. H. Sykes (Now, all together), Art Young (The Greater Inferno : pinched for speeding), Don Herold (Andy consumer ad).
– Full page Lee Tires ad of Conshohocken with art by Lyle Justis.
– Half page ad for the Book-Cadillac hotel company of Detroit, art by Donald Mills.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “The man who thinks he resembles Lincoln listens to the Gettysburg address.”
– Some current events include : Legal side of prohibition, Neither political party looks attractive, Bill introduces to license and regulate astrologers (includes a fee of $5,000 !!!), Spiritists, James Ford Rhodes of Boston.
– Nice full page color Packard ad with golden car, Precision.
– Each original Life magazine has MUCH more excellent historic and fun 1927 content than is listed here – 2Neat!!
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