This 1931 booklet is entitled: LOG CABINS Up To Date Built With Shevlin Log Siding. It is 16 pages long and shows great pictures of cabins, houses, club houses, resort and scout camp buildings, gas stations, roadside stands, and children's play houses, all built of log siding. The centerfold shows plans and all the lumber you need to build 2 different buildings, one large and one small. From Shevlin, Carpenter & Clarke Company, 900 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Shevlin Pine. Printed 5/4/31. 11" x 8-3/8" Very good condition.

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Here's a menu from the CASSABLANCA Hyatt-Regency Hotel in Morrocco, Africa, with colorful drawing of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman on the cover. The menu is in French. There is no date but I'm guessing it may be from the 60's or 70's since all other items that we acquired from this estate sale were from the 1950's until about 1975. There are some numbers written in ink bottom left corner, wrinkle top middle, and graying to back white cover. In good condition otherwise. 8-1/4" x 5-1/2".

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Here are all 10 issues of Ceramics Monthly magazine for 1974... January through June (which is the "over the summer" issue) complete through December. Each December issue has an index of the year's articles listed by subject which we'll photograph so you can read some of them. They are bound but removeable in a Ceramic Monthly binder. There are great articles with lots of info about potters; articles by potters on glazing, forming, and firing techniques; pictures from various shows, articles on pottery history including famous pioneers; and lots of pictures of artist's work from the traditional and functional to purely aesthetic sculptural works and everything in-between. We subscribed to CM during our 14 year career as studio potters... These were stored in our studio for more than 30 years, so even though I've vacuumed and dusted them, there's apt to be a little clay dust left in the crevices. Most are in good condition. Apparently we cut out a few pictures back then... I noticed that February is missing one page 27/28 which was a short article about Ruth Duckworth; May has a 1/6 pg picture cut out of page 22 a form by Susan Meyers; and November has 3/4 page picture cut out of page 17 from the "In Praise of Hands" article. All else appears to be intact and in good condition.

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Here are all 10 issues of Ceramics Monthly magazine for 1977... January through June (which is the "over the summer" issue) complete through December. Each December issue has an index of the year's articles listed by subject. They are bound but removeable in a Ceramic Monthly binder. There are great articles with lots of info about potters, techniques, shows, history. Most of the articles are by potters, known and unknown. There are pictures of work from great favorites. We subscribed to CM during our 14 year career as studio potters... These were stored in our studio for almost 30 years, so even though I've vacuumed and dusted them, there's apt to be a little clay dust left in the crevices. A short shallow area along the bottom edge of some pages in October and November issue must have gotten wet sometime long ago, but it has just left a pale stain that doesn't reach as far as the pictures and articles. Nothing is stuck together or in bad condition. April issue has various summer workshops circled in ink. With those small exceptions, all are in good condition; all info and pictures are intact. I'm including a short list of some of the features or subjects of the articles in each issue. There's too much great stuff to list it all:

• JAN: Super Mud 10 interview with Warren MacKenzie plus pictures of Don Reitz, Peter Voulkos, Bob Turner, and Rudy Autio demonstrations; 24 British potters; Daniel Rhodes, the pottery and the person; collections of the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco; National Invatational with Bob Arneson, Bill Maxwell, Ken Little; work of Robert Brady
• FEB: works from the Rochester Folk Art Guild; exhibit at Dartmouth 10 approaches to clay featuring Wayne Higby, Rudy Staffel, David Gilhooly, Patti Warashina, Richard Shaw, William Daly, Jacqueline Rice; Southern Highlands Craft Fair; art & crafts in Detroit 1906-1976; 8 Independent production potters featuring Betty Woodman, Richard Hensley, Clary Illion, David Shaner, Donna Polseno, Carl & Jeanne Judson; and Japanese ash glazes
• MAR: works of Marguerite Wildenhain; 19th century Staffordshire pottery; works of Don Pilcher; Hopi potter Nampeyo; works of David Middlebrook; Canadian potters national show
• APR: works of Ralph Bacerra; Texas pottery from Caddo Indian to contemporary; oxidation glazes, slips, stains & bodies for cone 6 by Richard Zakin
• MAY: Karl Martz retrospective; Hal Reigger: Bizen kiln workshop; Roy Lichtenstein ceramic sculpture; works of Elly and Willy Kuch; barium glazes
• JUN (over the summer issue): New Deal Ceramics - the Cleveland Workshop; works of Richard Hirsch; Judy Chicago china painter; Tuscarora Pottery School; works of George Hageman; portfolio of the works of Bernard Leach;
• SEPT: far Eastern pottery in New York museum collections; clay sculptures of Bruno LaVerdiere; interview with Bob Winokur; ceramic portraits of Jill Crowey; functional ceramics at College of Wooster in Ohio features works by Jane Hatcher, John Fassbinder, Peter Sohngen, Molly Cowgill; works of Karen Gunderman; Don Reitz workshop; Illusionistic Realism at Laguna Beach Museum featuring Richard Shaw, Dennis Voss, Lukman Glasgow, Howard Kottler, Bob Arneson, David Furman
• OCT: dust glazing; Glenys Barton at Wedgwood; California Crafts; Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture at UNC features John Stephenson, Peter Vandenberge, Richard Shaw, George Timock, Bill Stewart; life, works, studio, glazes, etc. of Otto and Vivika Heino; National Cone Box show; resident potters at Penland; early Bennington potteries
• NOV: Japanese incense boxes; works of Mel Rubin at the Renwick; Hand & Spirit Gallery in Scottsdale entitled "Into White" featured works by potters Paul Soldner, Laura Andreson, Robert Bennett; low fire porcelain for casting; Potter's Pentathalon; French ceramist Michel Leveque; handbuilt fireplace facade
• DEC: English domestic pottery featuring David Leach, David Frith, Ray Finch; Illinois clayworks; African clay; encounter with an African potter; 2 wood fired kilns; White House crafts (from the Carter days when the White House was liberal and supported craftsmen) featuring works by Ron Probst, Catharine Hiersoux, Barbara Grygutis, Dora DeLarios, Cynthia Bringle, Anne Shattuck, Linda and Derek Marshall, John Glick, Lewis Snyder, Risa & Louis Dimm; cone 5-8 oxidation glazes.

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Here are 2 vintage Middletonians, a publication from students at Middle Township High School, in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. They are Volume 1 Number 1 (8 pages) and Volume 1 Number 2 (12 pages). Number 2 is dated February, 1940. They cost 10 cents at the time of publication. Number 1 shows photo of cheerleaders on the cover. Number 2 has a poem about Spring and some doodling in ink on cover; photo of co-county football camps on the inside. Both have sports info, alumni news, gossip, literary efforts, humor, etc. 11.75" x 8.25. Both have been folded in half across middle at some point. Both show light aging/browning to paper. Paper is weakening along fold at seams resulting in tears along crease at tops and bottoms, more so on Number 2. Good condition otherwise. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Sept 1939 House & Garden magazine Part 2 Modernization Guide. 46 pages. 12.75" x 9.75" It's amazing how modern things could be in 1939! A portion is really moderne and/or innovative design; some is updating and improving. Pictures and articles are fun... and so are the ads, as always. Layouts, before and after pics, both inside and out. Helpful tips on updating your comfort level... with items such as insulation, modern bathroom conveniences, etc. Slight wear to spine edge. A little is torn at bottom end. In good condition otherwise. Purchased from an estate sale many years ago.12s6

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Here are 2 Newsweek magazines

• Newsweek Magazine - December 2, 1963
• Newsweek Magazine - December 9, 1963

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Here are 2 Time Magazines

• Time Magazine - November 29, 1963
• Time Magazine - December 6, 1963

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Vintage 1940's era pin-up print portrays a smiling blonde in a skin tight slinky red dress sitting on a blue hassock. She holds one leg high in the air as she place a garter over her stockings. One garter lies on the floor. Bottom corner is marked with copyright mark: FAS Made in U.S.A. Behind her back is part of an oval mark that looks like it might have a word in it... artist's name? But I can't make it out and it doesn't look like a complete mark. 17" x 12" There is some damage. A long scratch/crease might not show up in the photo but it runs from about 3" above her wrists to about 4" below the knee on her raised leg. The upper portion of the hot pink background including her face and upper arms has a lot of little raised pin-head sized bumps... what would result if pressure had been applied from above with a sprinkling of sand or gravel below. Two parallel creases across bottom right corner. Purchased from an estate sale many years ago.

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Here are 11 vintage postcards circa 1910-1914, from the World War I era. All came from one estate sale, exchanged between 2 people, Harold and Della. All are postally unsent except one but they are inscribed on the backs. Seven are inscribed on front with the name Harold or with Harold's initials, neatly and in ink. All have worn or bumped corners, areas of browning on backs. Other condition details will be included next to each. They are as follows:

• 3 Tuck's: Raphael Tuck & Sons, All from "O'er Hill and Dale" Series 132, all are embossed. Inscribed on back (2 in pencil, 1 in pencil and ink) and lightly on front lower edge: Harold. 2 have a one creased corners. The one with a man walking on the road has white scratches on raised surface going from the man toward the right side.
• 1 "Jotter" - Back is marked with PFU logo No. 5118 ohne Goldschmitt and No. 5119 mit ". Inscribed on back in pencil and on front: Harold.
• 4 embossed German postcards, marked with PFU logo and SERIE 8554 (10 commandments) These are: shall do no murder, shalt not steal, shalt not commit adultery, and shalt not covet (has a crease bottom left corner. All are inscribed on back, 3 in pencil, but postally unsent. Commandment numbers in ink on front... not real obvious.
• Very detailed embossed parrot saying Hello, with glitter. American Eagle logo on back. Inscribed on back in pencil. Initialed on front in ink. Light brown circle stains in upper corner near Hello.
• Embossed sailing ship seen through window of rock with surrounding ivy leaves and flowers with blue and green tinting. Inscribed on back and initialed on front in ink.
• Birthday Greetings with ship, printed in Germany, Serie 5400 - Postally sent Feb 5, 1910. Initialed on front with Howard's initials.

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Here are 11 vintage holiday postcards: 6 Easter, 2 Christmas, 2 New Year's and 1 Thanksgiving. Two have undivided backs, one postmarked 1904, one dated 1910. Most are circa 1909-1914, but one is postmarked 1926 and one 1936. All came from one estate sale. All are postally sent except one. Most have have worn or bumped corners and areas of browning on backs. Other condition details will be included next to each. They are as follows:

• Easter with padded cloth chick pulling a golden egg in cart full of flowers; embossed; undivided back; hand dated March 27, 1910. It is addressed with a stamp but has no postmark. The card is thick, made with 2 pieces of cardstock together. Cloth on chick is worn on high spots at unravelling at beak. A few small spots of gold loss on chick's toes and cart wheel.
• Easter Greetings - Farm scene with hens & chicks in egg shaped window; marked: Printed in Saxony No. 693; Embossed; postmarked 1909
• Easter Greetings - Pussy willows with brook scene; marked: Printed in Germany GKG logo 285; postmarked 1911; tan stains; loss of top layer of paper at all corners
• With Loving Easter Wishes - Embossed; Ocean scene with sailboat & rowboat on beach with silver cross and violets; marked Printed in Germany with AMB or MAB logo; postmarked 1911.
• A Joyous Easter - Chick head and forget-me-nots bursting through an envelope; textured paper with more cloth-like feel; marked Series 82E; postmarked 1916
• Easter Greetings in red flocking with mushrooms; marked: Serie 2109 Printed in Germany; addressed but postally unsent.
• Christmas - With Best Wishes for A Merry Christmas from Elsie (name filled in with handwritting); Undivided back; marked: This Side is Exclusively for the Address; postmarked 1904. Round white at top edge is paper loss from surface; wrinkle in middle right.
• Christmas Greetings with choir, church window, poinsettias - Embossed; marked: Made in U.S.A. W-34; postmarked 1931
• New Year's - With Best New Year Wishes with small winter scene and roses; Embosssed; marked: Printed in Germany; postmark date is not legible
• New Year's Wishes with poem and winter scene - marked: Made in U.S.A.; postmarked 1926; light brown stains on front and white areas of bug damage on back
• Thanksgiving Day Is... with poem and scene with cottage - marked: Publisher G.K. Prince, Buffalo, N.Y. All rights reserved 464 and Individuality is the touch that tells Prince Message Cards; postmarked 1914.

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Here are 12 vintage postcards circa 1909-1914. 2 have undivided backs. Most are birthday cards, many happy returns, birthday greetings, etc. All came from one estate sale, exchanged between 2 people, Harold and Della. All are postally unsent except one but they are inscribed on the backs, some in ink and some in pencil. Seven are inscribed on front with the name Harold or with Harold's initials and one with Della... neatly but in ink. Most have have worn or bumped corners and areas of browning on backs. Other condition details will be included next to each. They are as follows:

• 2 embossed German cards with embossed velvet roses. The green one is entirely covered with velvet or flocking. Green background is a little dusty looking. It has been postally used. Postmark is almost missing but last 2 digits of date look like 09. The other has added paper lace corners and a light small stain near edge at 9 o'clock position.
• 2 with satiny material fronts. One with roses has a moire pattern. The pansies were printed in Germany. Material shows darkening, browning and/or small light staining.
• Embossed basket of blue flowers and lily of the valley. Undivided back. Marked B. W. 300 Printed in Germany.
• Embossed poppy flowers with glitter. Undivided back. Marked B. W. 300 Printed in Germany.
• Embossed purple glower with gold is marked postcard on back in many languages.
• Heavily embossed basket of flowers with added gold cut-out BEST WISHES...letters st and W are folded and askew. Marked BL Co in stamp square. Small ink stain top edge.
• 2 Davidson Brothers, London & New York, Printed in Germany Embossed Fond Greeting with basket of flowers are from Serie 2237. Both have a couple of small light brown stains.
• 2 Davidson Brothers, London & New York, Printed in Germany Embossed. One is Birthday Greetings with basket of red flowers and golden horseshoe is from Serie 2233 with slight tear at edge 9 o'clock position. The other is Happy Birthday with ivy and silver embellishment, Serie 2234. It has 2 creased corners, light brown stain upper right, water has caused ink to run lower right.

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Photograph of Windsor Cottages in Spring Lake Beach, New Jersey, is antique advertising for summer resort rentals from the 1885 season. The photo is 2.5" x 4" The card is 3.5" x 4-3/8". Card and photo are stained... almost looks like coffee or tea spilled on it. Darkest stain at roof peak on foreground cottage. If you look through a magnifier, you can see 13 people posing for the photo... all dressed in Victorian clothing. Light rectangle in lower right corner appears to have some words in the plate, but they are very faint and I can't make them out with a loupe. Although not in the best condition, it's still a neat photo advertising card! This item was acquired from an estate sale in a large collection of vintage summer travel brochures, most of which have been previously sold

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Here are 2 antique postcards from the Philadelphia Post Card Company (Pennsylvania). Both feature "bathing beauties" of their day, in striped woolen bathing suits, probably at a New Jersey seashore resort. (Everyone in Philly who could afford to went "down the shore" in NJ for summer vacations.) Monochrome pictures are a slightly purplish brown. They have undivided backs printed with the word: Post Card, and place for stamp reads: Place Stamp Here Domestic One Cent Foreign Two Cents. (These postcards with undivided backs, the words: "Post Card" printed on address side, and room for message on the front only, were made between 1901 and 1907.) Postally un-used. No writing. Slightly rounded corners. In very good condition. Purchased long ago from an estate sale.

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Here is a collection of 4 vintage German postcards with colorful pictures of exotic, erotic bathing beauties. All are postally un-used with the same name penciled into the address lines of each. They have undivided back and the word: Post Card in many languages. (These postcards with undivided backs, the words: "Post Card" printed on address side, and room for message on the front only, were made between 1901 and 1907.) They had some wear when we purchased them from an estate sale about 30 years ago. All have slightly bumped corner or corners. There are 2 holes in the top of each where they were stapled together by someone long ago. Lady in yellow has a small strip torn from lower left side edge and browning at that edge. Lady in red, front view, has 2 tiny staple holes at bottom edge, bug damage upper right corner and side. Lady in red, rear view, has tiny indent/tear upper right side. Lady with swans has gray penciled lines bottom edge at right. Most of the wear wouldn't show if they were matted and framed. They're really neat looking!

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Here are 24 vintage (mostly 1950's and 60', some older) items pertaining to Philadelphia and surrounding Pennsylvania places of interst. There are 6 postcards and 2 postcard booklets, none of which have been postally used. There are also travel brochures, sightseeing folders, etc. all purchased from an estate sale. They are:

• postcard: Haines The Shoe Wizard SHOE HOUSE York PA. - undivided back
• postcard: New & Old bridges Juniata Crossing on Lincoln Highway between Everett & McConnellsburg, Pa.
• postcard: Lafayette's Headquarters Brandywine Battlefield Park, Chadds Ford, Pa.
• postcard: Washington's Headquarters Brandywine Battlefield Park, Chadds Ford, Pa.
• postcard: Statue of George Washington, Valley Forge, Pa.
• postcard: Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Barn - some crayon marks on message area
• postcard booklet: Delaware Water Gap & The Poconos, 9 fold-out sections, 18 views, published by A.B. Wyckoff
• book of 10 postcards: Pennsylvania Dutch Country & Amish Farmland, each card has a stub with miniature photo the same as the postcard with a place to record who you sent it to.
• folder: Pocono Mountain Inn Honeymood Hideaway - in color with pictures - 3 page
• folder: Pocono Mountain Inn Honeymood Hideaway - with rates, map, directions - 4 page
• folder: Places of Interest in Hershey Pennsylvania "The Chocolate Town" - lots of pictures, big map - 6 page
• folder: Philadelphia in Summer 1959 - 5 page
• folder: Philadelphia in Summer - 4 page
• folder: Walking Tours of Old Philadelphia - 3 page
• folder: Welcome to City Hall Philadelphia - 3 page
• folder: Views from Philadelphia City Hall Tower - 2 page
• folder: Philadelphia in the Fall Celebrates 300 Years of German Immigration, Drefeld to Philadelphia 1683-1983 - 7 page
• folder: Spectrum 1967 opening Holiday on Ice - 6 page
• folder: Spectrum 1968 Mexican National Rodeo direct from the Mexican Olympics - 3 page
• folder: Spectrum 1968 The Queen's Guards - 3 page w envelope
• folder: Spectrum Moscow Circus - 6 page
• folder: Spectrum 1966 New Sports Arena ACTION Vol 1, No. 1 November 1966 Info Programs Flyers Hockey - 6 page
• folder: Spectrum 1966 New Sports Arena ACTION Vol 1, No. 2 March 1967 Info Programs Flyers Hockey - 6 page
• booklet: Pennsylvania Wildlife 1952 Bulletin 18 - 48 pages with very nice pictures and information on many animals and game birds
• map: Bucks County 1956-57 big colorful road map - with blue and white pictures of historical interest, index, voting information, populations of small communities or areas. 8.5" x 11" when folded; opens to 6 times that size.

Some may have minor edge wear or tiny tears at ends of folded lines, but most are in very good condition.

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Here are 9 old postcards with a transportation theme. 2 of them are real photo cards:

• Real photo of the Ferry Griffin, Washington Island, Wis. M25 - postally unused - excellent condition
• 1908 Real Photo of ships in the Thames River, London, with sun setting behind Towers Bridge in background entitled "Close of Day" - postally used - Bottom back reads: This card is a Real Photograph on Bromide Paper The Rotograph Co., N.Y. City Printed in England - embossed area around image and very light uniform indents at corners are either original to the card or possibly as a result of being in an album with corner mounts? - very slightly bumped corners, very good condition.
• undivided back circa 1901-1907 - postally unused - Steam Shovel J.L. Maduro, jr. Photographer, Colon (Panama near the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal) This is probably one of the steam shovels the US used to dig the canal - The card is made up of 3 layers of paper which have separated at the upper right corner area. There is remnant of old price sticker (gummed label) upper left corner; small 1/8" tear in top layer of paper at edge upper left; wrinkles in lower right corner. All else in good condition.
• State Auto Ferry "Vacationland" Straits of Mackinac (world's largest and most powerful ice-crushing Auto Ferry operated between 1923-1957 before the Mackinac Bridge was built) - unused - Genuine Curteich-Chicago "C.T. Art Colortone" - has a woven look to the surface - thumb tack hole top center, excellent condition otherwise
• 1942 - used - Loading Bombs, U.S. Army Air Corps bomber plane, official photo US Army Air Corps no. 339 - has creases, black marks on back, postal marks on front, bumped corners, only fair condition
• 1942 - used - Reed's Indian Pictures no. 4 - Indian spear fishing from canoe - bumped corners, slight wrinkles one edge, good condition
• Antique Automobiles, Henry Ford Museum - unused - Curteichcolor 3-D Natural Color Reproduction - 3 thumb tack holes top center, excellent condition otherwise
• Train coming though a tunnel with envelope on front that reads: Greetings from Bala (probably Ontario Canada). It opens to reveal a small lanscape picture that reads: General View. Back has been written on in a language other than English but it is postally unsent. Color layer is worn away on corners, long crease upper right, fair condition.
• Cunard Line RMS Queen Elizabeth - this is NOT a postcard. This is the +1 item. We included it here since it's about the same size as postcards and it's transportation related too... back reads: The Cunard Steam-Ship Company Limited - Abstract of the Log of R.M.S. "Queen Elizabeth" - Commodore F.G. Watts, RD., R.N.R. - New York to Southampton via Cherbourg - July, 1964. Then gives dates, distances achieved each day, latitude and longitude, weather, etc. Just a bit larger than a postcard at 4-1/8" x 6.5". Printed in England. Corners are bumped, very good condition otherwise.

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Vintage risque comic postcard features 3 scantilly clad real women, not drawings of women. It's not a real photo card. It's a printed card. Bottom left of picture area is marked: Made in U.S.A. Copyright T.M.R.Co. NY. The back is undivided and has no markings at all. Bottom front of card is printed with their conversation:

• 1st Chorus Girl-"Do you know who I am? I'm the Miss in Miss-issippi."
• 2nd Chorus Girl-"So what? - I'm the Sin in Cin-cinnati."
• 3rd Chorus Girl (shyly)-"I'm from As-toria."

Corners are lightly bumped. Back is dirty. Small blue marks on lower face of girl at left. Purchased from an estate sale.

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This colorful vintage cardboard advertising sign reads: WET Dutch Boy Paint Albert DiCarlo 1350 Kenwood Ave. Camden 3, N.J. with a picture of the Dutch Boy cautioning not to touch the wet paint. It measures 7" x 11". Corners show a little wear... small tear bottom left, wrinkle upper right, slight browning/aging to white areas but it's really in good condition for vintage ephemera.

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These vintage cut silhouette portraits of 2 young boys facing each other are signed by the artist and dated 1935. The boys appear to be brothers. They are presented in a wooden Art Deco frame typical of the times. The signature is fancy and stylized... difficult to make out... it might be Gante or Stante. Any info you'd like to share about the creator would be greatly appreciated. Frame is 5-7/8" x 7-3/4". It has some wear to the silver paint in some high spots. Silhouettes are in very good condition. Purchased from an estate sale.

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Here are three 1950's vintage bus timetable to and from Asbury Park, New Jersey. They are as follows:

• Asbury Park Public Service Bus Timetable, 1955: NJ Turnpike Express Buses from Philadelphia to Asbury Park $3.15 round trip, connection at Lakewood for New York- lists terminals and stops in Philadelphia, New York and New Jersey... like Cassville, Rova Farms Resort, Hartman's Drug Store in New Egypt, etc.
• Asbury Park-New York Transit Corp. Bus Timetable, 1956: NJ Turnpike Parkway Express Buses to Monmouth Park Race Track, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Point Pleasant $2.14 and $2.65 round trip fares - lists stations and stops along the Jersey shore... like Goldberg's Cigar Store in Long Branch and Rafetto's Luncheonette in Avon with advertising for Rollo's Post House in Keyport.
• "Asbury Limited" 2 hours via NJ Turnpike, Public Service Bus Timetable, 1955: Asbury Park, Camden, Philadelphia, Brown's Mills, Fort Dix, McGuire Air Base, Lakewood, Freehold, New York with map showing stops along the route, also lists stops and stations such as Frank Moyer's Drug Store in Belmar and Corti's Diner on Fort Dix Street in Wrightstown.

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True Story magazine, April 1930, features cover art by well known portrait artist and illustrator Jules Cannert (born Paris 1890, came to US in 1906). It is a portrait of actress Billie Dove (Lillian Bohny 1903-1997), star of silent film and Zeigfield Follies, known as the "American Beauty". This magazine includes 14 vintage "true stories" of romance. mystery, etc., other articles, and a lot of swell advertisements. I'm partial to (and bought this mag for) the the perfume, compact, and powder ads from Vantines, Houbigant, Tre-Jur, Djer Kiss, April Showers, Princess Pat, etc. but there are also great ads from Planters Peanuts, Ford cars, and various cigarette companies including Spud!

11.75" x 8.5". Paper, especially on cover is brittle. Cover corners and edges have little tears and pieces missing. Spine end is worn and most words are worn away. Crease at bottom middle of first few pages is torn on some and on cover up from bottom about 1.5". Worn white spot on cover near Billie Dove's right eye. Corner tips of some pages (especially toward front of magazine) are torn or missing. But most pages are in good condition and if you collect and/or frame vintage advertising, there's a lot of good stuff in here to work with.

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Here are 2 vintage paper flyers advertising the Baker Brothers' (founders of Wildwood) Premium Contract Sale of 300 lots of land in Wildwood-By-The-Sea. This was the 4th such sale, held in 1904. Lots were $200... $10 down and $10 a month with no taxes for 1904 and 1905. Taxes would be paid by the Baker Brothers (Phillip, Latimer, and J. Thompson). Erection of a Large Ocean Pier was scheduled to begin on October 1, 1904. "Contracts can be obtained of Baker Brothers, Founder of Wildwood, Wildwood, N.J., or 711 Drexel Building, Philadelphia, Pa. One flyer tells about the sale, printed on one side, 5.5" x 9". The other flyer tells about the development and beauty of Wildwood and is printed on both sides, one red, one black with picture, 6.5" x 9.5". This one has an old fold, straight horizontal line 2" up from bottom. Both are in very good condition.

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