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Vogue (Magazine), 16 March (Mar.) 1905, Vol. XXV, No. II (Whole No. 640) : Great Peck & Peck Hosiery Ad
by Multiple Contributors
- Used
- fair
- first
- Condition
- Fair
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About This Item
New York: Vogue Company. Fair. 1905. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 353 - 384, viii [ads] pages. Features: Many nostalgic ads; Seen on the Stage - including photos of Maude Adams, Raymond Hitchcock, Ethel Barrymore, and Bruce McRae; Working directions for Vogue weekly pattern No. 317; Ad for the Surrey Type One Ramber car by Thomas B. Jeffery & Company; Lovely one-page illustrated ad for the Arnold Print Works of New York, featuring their Superfine Organdie and Grecian Voileplus fabrics; Lovely one-page illustrated ad for Rajah and Burlingham fabrics and silks; American Women and Marriage (article); Several one-page illustrations of current fashion; Well-Dressed Man section includes photos of walking coat, waistcoat of suit, fancy white waistcoat, and novel handkerchief; Fabulous Peck & Peck Hosiery ad on back cover features seven wonderful illustrations of contemporary decorated ladies stockings (No. 68 through 74); many current news snippets on a variety of topics. Unmarked with average wear. Please note: large clipping of toque from page 367 affects centerfold illustration on other side of page. Front cover loose but present. Back cover nearly loose. A worthy copy of this charming vintage issue.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Vogue (Magazine), 16 March (Mar.) 1905, Vol. XXV, No. II (Whole No. 640) nostalgic ads; Seen on the Stage - including photos of Maude Adams, Raymond Hitchcock, Ethel Barrymore, and Bruce McRae; Working directions for Vogue weekly pattern No. 317; Ad for .
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- RareNonFiction.com
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- Seller's Inventory #
- 417H2833
- Title
- Vogue (Magazine), 16 March (Mar.) 1905, Vol. XXV, No. II (Whole No. 640) : Great Peck & Peck Hosiery Ad
- Author
- Multiple Contributors
- Illustrator
- Stone (cover); King, Hamilton
- Format/Binding
- Single Issue Magazine
- Book Condition
- Used - Fair
- Edition
- First Edition
- Publisher
- Vogue Company
- Place of Publication
- New York
- Date Published
- 1905
- Keywords
- Vogue (magazine), 16 March (mar.) 1905, Vol. XXV, No. II (whole No. 640) Nostalgic Ads; Seen On The Stage - Including Photos , Of Maude Adams, Raymond Hitchcock, Ethel Barrymore, And Bruce Mcrae; Working Directions For Vogue Weekly Pattern No. 317; Ad , F
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