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Scribner's for November [between 1890 and 1900].
1 print : color lithograph ; sheet 60 x 41 cm (poster format) | Poster shows a football player about to kick the ball.

#Scribner #American #SCRIBNERSFOR #SidneyLees #"TheGamebyWire #american #photopgraphy #LibraryOfCongress

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2015647324/

The image depicts an illustration of a person in vintage American football attire, including blue jersey with gold shoulder pads and knee-high pants. The individual is posed as if about to kick or throw the ball held securely under their arm. Text on top reads "SCRIBNER'S FOR NOVEMBER" followed by various promotional phrases related to Sidney Lee's book "The Game by Wire," suggesting it was a popular publication in November of an unspecified year between 1890 and 1900, likely within the realm of sports journalism or football history. The poster indicates that this edition is on sale for twenty-five cents. Notable features include bold typeface and vibrant coloration against a neutral background which highlights the dynamic pose of the central figure.

Scribner's for January [between 1900 and 1910].
1 print : sheet 59 x 38 cm (poster format) | Poster shows a self-portrait of the artist.

#Scribner #SCRIBNERSFOR #JohnFoxs #Society #MadameWaddington #FullyIllustrated #French #Guerin #Frost,Pyle&Peixotto #american #photopgraphy #LibraryOfCongress

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2015646523/

The image depicts an old-style poster with bold, decorative typography and monochromatic illustrations typical of early 20th-century design. The main title "SCRIBNER'S FOR JANUARY" is in large block letters at the top, followed by a subtitle introducing John Fox's serial novel, 'The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,' which begins in that month with an illustration credited to F.C.Yohn on it.
Below this, additional information lists other works featured such as "English Court and Society," "Madame Waddington" (Fully Illustrated), the French ambassadorship letters ("Eighteens"), The Mississippi Pictures by Guerin illustrated by Frost, Pyle & Peixotto. At the bottom of the poster is a tagline stating it's 'NOW READY - Price 25 Cents.' Notably, there are circular insignias at both top corners and one in the lower right corner which seems emblematic or indicative of authenticity.
The color scheme appears to be sepia-toned with shades ranging from dark brownish-black for most content against a lighter beige background. The image is reminiscent of vintage advertising or editorial print media used during that era, likely intended to advertise various literary works included in the January issue of Scribner's magazine.

Scribner's for June 1907.
1 print : color ; sheet 60 x 41 cm (poster format)

#Scribner #SCRIBNERSFOR #DaysOff”Paper #HenryVanDyke #FHHopkinsonSmith #SidneyLee #Seaside #MaudHoweElliott #JohnFrench #Sloan #"InSearchOfTheBlue #MaryGMacaulay #american #photopgraphy #LibraryOfCongress

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2015646417/

The image features a vintage poster with an illustration of a person dressed in historical attire, specifically reminiscent of the Elizabethan era. The individual is portrayed from behind and appears to be wearing black clothing adorned with gold accents around the shoulders and cuffs. They are holding what seems to be a sword or dagger by their side.

At the top of the poster, bold text reads "SCRIBNER'S FOR JUNE," indicating that this piece was likely intended for publication in Scribner's magazine during June 1907. Below the title, there is additional information about various articles featured within the issue: a paper titled 'Another “Days Off” Paper,' by Henry Van Dyke; 'The Man in the High-Water Boots' by F. H. Hopkinson Smith; and 'The Call of the West (Second Article)' by Sidney Lee.

Further down, there's more text that provides details about specific articles such as "A Day at the Seaside," a story with illustrations by Maud Howe Elliott and John French Sloan; another article named "In Search Of The Blue" by Mary G. Macaulay; 'The Teaching of Huguenots' by Sidney Lee, along with its publication date (February 1906) and other details like the author's name and a twenty-five cent price tag.

At the bottom right corner, there is text indicating that this print was copyrighted in 1907. The image also includes a URL link for further information about Scribner's maga [...]

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