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Life Magazine – June 17, 1897 (# 756)
$32.00
Magazine Condition : Good (Once bound, some spine is a bit rough from where it was removed from bound volume and pages may be loosening. Library stamp at top of front cover.).
Out of stock
Description
Cover : Fancy lady stepping out of opulent coach door into the countryside, art by A. D. Blashfield.
– RURAL NUMBER.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Chominski (possibly T. V. Chominski)(He was no greater than George Washington), JLW glyph (In confidence),
– Small photo of the city kids “Some who would enjoy Life’s Farm.”
– Two page centerspread art by Edward Winsor Kemble, “Rural America.”
– Some current events include : Accommodations should be provided in New York’s new city prison for the class of offenders who propose to use park lands of the city for other than park purposes, Current college graduates may actually get a job, Stephen Bonsal, Cuba.
– And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
– Full page art or cartoon art by Chominski (possibly T. V. Chominski)(He was no greater than George Washington), JLW glyph (In confidence),
– Small photo of the city kids “Some who would enjoy Life’s Farm.”
– Two page centerspread art by Edward Winsor Kemble, “Rural America.”
– Some current events include : Accommodations should be provided in New York’s new city prison for the class of offenders who propose to use park lands of the city for other than park purposes, Current college graduates may actually get a job, Stephen Bonsal, Cuba.
– And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
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