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Life Magazine – June 23, 1910 (# 1443) – Henry Hutt – Booklover’s Number
$28.00
Magazine Condition : Fair (All Good, except has some page edge tears, mild water mark at spine end. Once bound, so spine a bit rough, double pages loose on binding strings. Front cover is Very Good).
1 in stock
Description
Cover : Woman pretending to look at books in book store while man looks at her, “The pursuit of wisdom,” art by Henry Hutt.
– BOOKLOVERS’ NUMBER.
– Full page color Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company, Maxwell car ad, “Life holds many big days,” art by (possibly) A. W. Crumpton.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Orson Lowell (Triumph of the animate over the inanimate … window shopping vs. watching passerby), Rodney Thomson (I’ve read the Book of Verses …).
– Two page centerspread art by Orson Lowell, “Hair : in its relation to literature,” a bunch of men from behind showing their hairstyles and the publications they are reading – GREAT art!
– Some current events include : Roosevelt on his way home, Guildhall speech in England, Roosevelt often speaking on the duty of raising children, Railroads and government seem to be getting closer together, Railroad bill, Sherman act, Interstate Commerce Commission, Slem gentleman who left such a lot of Harvard money to the Princeton Graduate School, Mr. Wyman, Mr. Procter, Mrs. Sage.
– Nice full page color Oldsmobile ad with art by William Harnden Foster, car rolling along shore near sailboats.
– Much more.
– Full page color Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company, Maxwell car ad, “Life holds many big days,” art by (possibly) A. W. Crumpton.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Orson Lowell (Triumph of the animate over the inanimate … window shopping vs. watching passerby), Rodney Thomson (I’ve read the Book of Verses …).
– Two page centerspread art by Orson Lowell, “Hair : in its relation to literature,” a bunch of men from behind showing their hairstyles and the publications they are reading – GREAT art!
– Some current events include : Roosevelt on his way home, Guildhall speech in England, Roosevelt often speaking on the duty of raising children, Railroads and government seem to be getting closer together, Railroad bill, Sherman act, Interstate Commerce Commission, Slem gentleman who left such a lot of Harvard money to the Princeton Graduate School, Mr. Wyman, Mr. Procter, Mrs. Sage.
– Nice full page color Oldsmobile ad with art by William Harnden Foster, car rolling along shore near sailboats.
– Much more.
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