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Life Magazine – November 30, 1893 (# 570) – A Chance to Jilt Him
$10.00
Magazine Condition : Good (Once bound, spine is a bit rough from where it was removed from bound volume and pages may be loosening. Edges of ad text may be barely trimmed.)
Description
Cover : Two women in a Hooper’s Post-phaeton (I think) (fancy open carriage), “Very likely : I should like to have a chance to jilt him,” lovely art by Frank Otis Small.
– Full page art or cartoon art (unsigned : “The gentle sport with which we celebrate the day,” Thanksgiving football theme), A. B. Wenzell (Cremation has become quite a fad in Boston).
– Very curious half page artwork by Chip, “The undertaker’s friend,” the street car = electric trolley car.
– Two page centerspread art by F. T. Richards (When capital punishment shall be abolished)
– Some current events include : Thanksgiving day, Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts, Civil Service reformers, Hawaiian scare (provisional government has wronged a friendly people), It does not suit Senator Hill to stay dead.
– And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
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