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Life Magazine – January 25, 1906 (# 1213) – Walking in the Park
$8.00 – $16.00
Magazine Condition Choices :
Very Good
Good – once bound (Spine is a bit rough. Cover has very light soil. Small library stamp at edge).
Description
Cover : Man and woman walking in a park “Have you ever been able to define love?”, art by Raymond Moreau Crosby.
– Full page Packard motor car ad.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Bayard Jones (Little glimpses of married life : Oh, I must tell you about my trip to California).
– Two page centerspread art by James Montgomery Flagg (His triumph).
– Some current events include : Roosevelt has no loyal party, President has passed his climacteric in popularity and power, Poultney Bigelow reports slow and poor work at the Panama canal, White House bouncers did not make a good job of the removal of Mrs. Morris from the Presidential precincts.
– Much more.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Bayard Jones (Little glimpses of married life : Oh, I must tell you about my trip to California).
– Two page centerspread art by James Montgomery Flagg (His triumph).
– Some current events include : Roosevelt has no loyal party, President has passed his climacteric in popularity and power, Poultney Bigelow reports slow and poor work at the Panama canal, White House bouncers did not make a good job of the removal of Mrs. Morris from the Presidential precincts.
– Much more.
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