Eight Woman and Home Norwegian Magazines Kvinden Og

Newsprint quality Norwegian language publication from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Includes fashion, needlework, recipes, household hints, serialized novels, and poetry. Nice illustrations and black and white

Vintage Framed July 1939 Woman's Home Companion magazine Cover. Framed in pale frame with gold accents and matted. Measures 13 x 10 inches.

Group of books and magazines aimed at women clients, late 1800's to early 1900s. Includes: Modern Priscilla embroidery magazine (several); Woman's Home Companion; the Designer, ladies Home Journal (al

Lot 55 c1950's Woman's Type Magazines Hats, Home Life, Holiday, Motion Picture etc. See photos for details Shipping in continental US $40.00 Please ask any questions before bidding Good Luck!

12 vintage women's magazines including Better Homes & Gardens; The American Needlewoman; Woman's world; True Story; American Home; People's Home Journal; Delineator.

1 "Le Costume Royal", November 1901, Vol. 6 No. 2, New York, 11.75" x 16.75"; 1 "The All-Fiction Number Pictoral Review", August 1915, New York, 11" x 16"; 1 "Woman's Home Companion", September 1919,

The Ladies Home Journal Antique Magazine Cover Lithograph, Circa August 1903, inscribed The New Learned Girl…, subject shows art nouveau illustration portrait of a young woman. In frame measures app

Set of eight (8) color prints from Le Rire Magazine. All mounted on paper, unframed, not matted. All measure 14.25-in. x 11.5-in. sheet size. All in VG/EX condition. If lot is absent of a condition re

Ten fashion and embroidery magazines, French, Fevrier to Novembre 1913, the “Journal des Ouvrages de Dames”, all include the free tracing paper patterns for women to use for home embroider

DON MARTIN (1931-2000) "One Afternoon in an American Home." MAD Magazine #197. Complete one-page story published in MAD Magazine #197 (E.C. Publications, 1978). Ink on Bristol board, Rubylith shading

Special Identity Women's Periodicals, 1970s-1980s. A period archive of small press second wave feminist, lesbian, and women's liberation magazines, newspapers, and ephemera containing women's liberati

Advertisements. Casein on Board. Woman holding up dress - signed lower left, image - 14" high x 15.25" wide, accompanied by tear sheet from "Life Magazine" (?). Woman modeling dress for two heavy wome

R.A. McLendon. Early Florida Scene With Two Women Outside Of Home. c. 1950's. Signed. Not dated. Oil on upson board. Untouched surface. Tiny paint chip at house roof and palm tree, otherwise excellent

1898 German Porcelain Regimental Militaria Beer Stein with Lithophane Base Depicting Home Scene of Woman and Man chromo lithographed and Hand Painted Decorations to the Body Depicting 2 Military Scene

Including 13 original typed and edited drafts of magazine articles and eight sections of THE AMERICAN LANGUAGE and other books; autobiographical notes and reminiscences; letters to and from Mencken, h

August Bleser Jr. (1898 - 1966), oil on canvas, story illustration man leaning over reclining woman "The Face" Redbook magazine, March 1938 in blue and black, signed upper left Bleser, sold at Illustr

Lisa J. Howard, Auburn, Maine, 2003; signed to underside 29 1/2 x 63 3/4 x 30 3/4 in. (74.9 x 161.9 x 78.1 cm.) Note: "A versatile desk for home or office, the Eight Leg Writing Desk is designed for g

very rare wooden large format camera for eight 18x24cm plates in plate magazine hidden in the body, less than 5 examples in this format are known to exist, well made, folding to small dimensions, make

Young woman with a scythe in a Norwegian fjord landscape, oil on canvas, signed lower left. Hans Dahl is known for his landscape paintings of western Norway, often including female figures. Born in th

woman with roses in hair, holding a hand mirror unsigned, 30 by 40 in.; gilt frame 35.5 by 46 in. From the home of a Gloucester, Massachusetts woman.

In 1620, the ship Mayflower navigated a dangerous Atlantic crossing of 66 days to bring 102 men, women, and children to establish a home in the New World. This voyage, the founding of Plymouth Colony,

Baker Stately Homes, 20th century; two arms, eight sides, tablet-form crest rails, padded backrests, loose seat cushions, caned seats, rounded saber legs, arms - 36 3/4 in. H., 24 in. W., 22 in. D.; s

probably 17th century, possibly Scottish, remnants of label verso (partially legible) "Eve in the Garden of Eden circa 1600(?) From the Home of Thoma...Scotlan...", depicting a robed woman in a forest

Pulp fiction magazine cover: Mexican vaquero with young woman Oil on canvas laid to board Signed lower left: G. Rozen 30" H x 21" W Notes: In addition to the other pulp magazine series for which