Life Magazine – October 29, 1914 (# 1670) – Old-Fashioned Number
$10.00
Magazine Condition : POOR (All Good, nice, but is missing center art).
Out of stock
Categories: LIFE 1914, LIFE Magazine 1883-1936
Tags: LIFE 1914, LIFE Magazine
Description
Cover : Man and woman on a hammock in front of the Harvest Moon with Halloween theme, “Good-bye summer,” cross stitch type art by A. D. Blashfield.
– OLD-FASHIONED NUMBER.
– Full page color Great White Fleet ad, United Fruit Company Steamship Service, lovely sea view art, “There she lies, white as a swan …”, not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Robert Robinson (Willys-Overland car ad, part text), Rodney Thomson (Cause and Effect, dueling over a beautiful woman), Charles Broughton (Medusa : up to date), Rea Irvin (The good old days : a gentleman of the Stuart period keeps an appointment), Donald McKee (If women could be abolished), Walter Tittle (landscape format : Clothes don’t always make the man), Angus MacDonall (The wallflower, a man), Charles Daniel Frey (San Diego Exposition ad).
– Full page Arrow dress shirts ad with two men playing billiards.
– Two page COLOR centerspread art by Victor C. Anderson, old couple watching the sunset from their front door, lovely colors, “Sunset.”
– Some current events include : We all saw the German army march to Paris, We saw Liege fall and the capture of Antwerp, Consider that we are the most defenseless considerable people on the earth except China, We are pacific but need a moderately competent apparatus of force, Monroe Doctrine, Great War.
– Full page color Victrola Talking Machine ad with rowdy dancing in a ballroom.
– Much more.
– Full page color Great White Fleet ad, United Fruit Company Steamship Service, lovely sea view art, “There she lies, white as a swan …”, not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Robert Robinson (Willys-Overland car ad, part text), Rodney Thomson (Cause and Effect, dueling over a beautiful woman), Charles Broughton (Medusa : up to date), Rea Irvin (The good old days : a gentleman of the Stuart period keeps an appointment), Donald McKee (If women could be abolished), Walter Tittle (landscape format : Clothes don’t always make the man), Angus MacDonall (The wallflower, a man), Charles Daniel Frey (San Diego Exposition ad).
– Full page Arrow dress shirts ad with two men playing billiards.
– Two page COLOR centerspread art by Victor C. Anderson, old couple watching the sunset from their front door, lovely colors, “Sunset.”
– Some current events include : We all saw the German army march to Paris, We saw Liege fall and the capture of Antwerp, Consider that we are the most defenseless considerable people on the earth except China, We are pacific but need a moderately competent apparatus of force, Monroe Doctrine, Great War.
– Full page color Victrola Talking Machine ad with rowdy dancing in a ballroom.
– Much more.
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