Ladies Home Journal Children's Pages

Ladies Home Journal Children's Pages: 1922-1927 in album, stories with paper dolls, 15 1/2" x 13"

Three Kewpieville sheets from The Ladies' Home Journal 1926, early framed print has Kewpie with microscope, page from child's book, page of transfers, three copies of 1930's Good Housekeeping

Antique National Biscuit Company Advertisement, inscriptions read ‘The Ladies’ Home Journal for April 1904 Page 41’, ‘Can ‘oo say zuzu The youngsters soon caught on-everybody learned it quic

Antique National Biscuit Company Advertisement, inscriptions read ‘The Ladies’ Home Journal for April 1904 Page 41’, ‘Can ‘oo say zuzu The youngsters soon caught on-everybody learned it quic

Includes a page from The Ladies' Home Journal March 1903 featuring a black and white print of 'The Little Peach,' a page from The Ladies' Home Journal Christmas 1902 featuring a black and white print

A page from The Ladies' Home Journal December 1920, titled 'A Florentine Fête: From a Painting by Maxfield Parrish.' Sight measures 9.5 x 15 inches in a 13.75 x 17.75 inch frame. This is an original

F.W. Woolworth Co. Paper Doll Costumes Includes costumes for Alice, Pricilla, Helen. Costumes are from early 1900ís, they are cut. There is a page from 1922 Ladies Home Journal with ad from Woolw

Collection of ca. 1910-1920 Ladies Home Journal large format magazines, with excellent illustrator art and period advertisements, some with loose covers and back pages

This hard to find Antique Ladies Home Journal January 1 1911- Entire Magazine is in very good condition. Cover is loose and there is one picture that was cut out (shown in photo) 50 pages of HISTORY y

The cover for The Ladies' Home Journal, April 1921 titled 'Sweet Nothings' and a black and white page featuring a print of 'Wynken, Blynken and Nod.' Sights measure 12.75 x 10 and 11.75 x 8 inches in

Pages 18 and 19 from the 1913 magazine, the ladies home journal. Marked A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, retold in pictures by Arthur l. Keller. Two pages adorn with Illustrator from the Christma

237. MAGAZINE SHEETS PAPER DOLLS, EARLY-MID 1900s. Uncut pages as follows: Pictorial Review - Hansel & Gretel (1925), The Delineator - Daisy gives a garden party (1921), Ladies Home Journal - Flossie

Includes The Ladies Home Journal, Yule Tide, and more, Some missing and torn pages, One missing cover, Largest measures 16 x 11 inches.

Original single oversized magazine page from the June, 1918 issue of the Ladies’ Home Journal showing Houdini explaining how he escaped after being tied to a chair and in a wicker hamper. Condition:

O.D.V. Guillonet Baigneuses Print. Together with a Page 7 of the March, 1930 Ladies Home Journal of White Birch: by Maxfield Parrish and Collier's Vaudville cover. Used condition, wear, worn, fading,

32 hand colored plates, 11 B & W, all w/ 1 or more women & 1 or many children, from "La Mode", "Journal des Demoiselles" & "La Mode Illustree", sizes from 6.25"-10.25" to 12"x14.5", (pages discolored,

J.C. Leyendecker (American, 1874-1951), Study for Ladies' Home Journal Covergouache, watercolor, conté and ink on board, signed and inscribed to verso, circa 1903, matted and framed under glass. Bo

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978) lithograph entitled "Top of the World," after the April 1928 Ladies' Home Journal cover painting, depicting two young lovers atop a globe. Pencil signed lower rig

Magazine cover art prints (2). The Ladies Home Journal, Easter, 1903 cover. Womens Edition (Buffalo) Courier. Largest image 14.5"h x 9"w

The ladies home journal 1893 book with 90 fashion prints.

Country Store Cabinet for Ladies Home Journal Patterns, oak 12-drawer w/orig gilt lettering & red decal logo, drawers containing large assortment of various period patterns, VG orig cond & finish, 44"

vintge NOS, small imperfection on Post sign, Ladies Home Journal, both 14 x 11,

Ladies Home Journal paper magazine, 16.5 x 11 in. dated September 1901. The Curtis Publishing Co, Philadelphia. This is a Special Autumn Fashion issue with antique advertisements, feature story on Lou

January thru June, great advertising and articles of yesteryear.