Paris: L'Illustration, 3 Decembre 1949. A grand issue, typical of the holiday number with illustrations in color reproducing the works of several artists mounted on card, followed by a piece on ballet including a reproduction in color mounted on card by Degas, concluding with Gastronomie De Noël. Foot of spine chipped, corner creases. In very good condition.

Paris: L'Illustration, 16 Avril 1938. Folio. Supplement. The focus of the issue is Le Palais de la Societe des Nations, located in Geneva and home to the United Nations. It was completed in 1938. The supplement includes photographs of its construction and furnishing. The second is the growing global conflict. In very good condition.

Paris: L'Illustration, 3 Decembre 1938. The Argument, in English, precedes the title page and provides details of the cover illustration, the design of the summary, and brief articles on the content of the issue: The Mirror of Baghdad; English Art; The Dazzled Poet; The Secret of the Waters; Escape to Indo-China; Don Juan; In the Land of the Tuareg; and Goya. What follows are several magnificent pages in the Summary with borders that are inspired by the illuminations in the Mirror of Baghdad, followed by several reproductions of famous English artists mounted on card with gilt frames; the watercolor art of Jean A. Mercier is reproduced to illustrated the story of The Dazzled Poet by Aberic Cahuet, and much more to finish out this grand Christmas issue. Corner creases on front cover; covers detached. In good condition.

Chicago: The Pictorial Review Company, August, 1921. 72p, illustrations, plans, paper doll cutouts, ads. Folio. Wrappers. Cover art by Charles H. Twelvetrees, "Every Baby Has its Day," which is a toddler in diapers holding a bat with a puppy at its knee. Authors: Ida Clyde Clark, Wilbur Daniel Steele, Achmed Abdullah, Samuel Hopkins Adams, Charles Goff Thomson, Joseph C. Lincoln, Helen Ferris, Alice Macgowan and Grace MacGowan Cooke. Full page illustration by Charles H. Twelvetrees, "Vacation Days Are Here." Tears along the top edge with impact on title, tears in spine, one is half-an-inch through the magazine, chip in the bottom edge. In good condition.

Philadelphia: Curtis Publishing Company, August 4, 1923. 132p, illustrations, ads. Folio. Stapled wrappers. Cover art by Chris A. MacLellan. Authors: Edwin Lefevre, Ben Ames Williams, Gordon Arthur Smith, May Edington, Nina Wilcox Putnam, Thomas McMorrow, Hal G. Evarts, Samuel G. Blythe. Slightly darkened top edge and fore edge, wear to spine, covers almost detached, address label. In good condition.

Philadelphia: Curtis Publishing Company, June 14, 1924. 184p, illustrations, ads. Folio. Stapled wrappers. Cover art by Norman Rockwell, "Thoughts of Home." Authors: Bertram Atkey, Ben Ames Williams, Mary Robert Rinehart, George Pattullo, Robert S. Winsmore, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Roland Pertwee, R.G. Kirk. Address label, slight darkening at the fore edge, chipped, one corner torn away on the bottom. In good condition.

Philadelphia: Curtis Publishing Company, March 5, 1913. 64p, illustrations, ads. Folio. Stapled wrappers. Cover art by Harrison Fisher. Authors: Mary Roberts Rinehart, Maude Radford Warren, Rupert Hughes, Reginald L. Foster and Roy L. McCardell, George Pattullo, Joseph W. Folk, Arthur Train, Forrest Crissey, Will Irwin, Henry M. Hyde, Robert Shackleton, Enos A. Mills, Rene Bache. Spine torn at the foot, minor insect damage at the bottom edge of the spine intro the front and back covers, also the top fore edge corner, slight fore edge stain, tear and fold in he bottom edge of the bottom cover. A bright cover and in better than good condition.

Philadelphia: Curtis Publishing Company, October 25, 1913. 68p, illustrations, ads. Folio. Stapled wrappers. Cover art by Penrhyn Stanlaws. Authors: Mary Roberts Rinehart, Irving S. Cob, Frederick Irving Anderson, H. B. Need ham interviews Theodore Roosevelt, Wallace Irwin, Edith Wyatt, James H. Collins, Forrest Crispy, Henry Kitchen Webster, Kathleen Norms. Thin off center vertical line through illustration, edges slightly darkened, minor insect damage in fore edge. In good condition.

New York: Associated Sunday Magazines, July 13, 1913. 20p, illustrations, ads. 37 cm. Stapled wrappers. Illustration in color on the front cover by "The Kinneys" depicting a woman in period Swedish costume. Articles include, "The Price Women Pay," by A Social Promoter, "The Follow-up," by Frank Barkley Copely, "Gladys in a Double Bill," by Sewell Ford, "Just Wax," by Vera Edmondson, a two page illustration by James Montgomery Flagg, "Torn Across," by Henry Kitchell Webster. Fore edge closed tear in first three pages, short piece of thick gray tape on the spine with minor impact on the illustration, one front cover corner chipped, few short edge tears on other pages. Troy Sylvanus Kinney (1871-1938) and his colaborator and wife, Margaret West Kinney (1872-1952), were premier illustrators of the early twentieth century, creating illustrations for books, music scores, and magazine covers. Surprisingly in very good condition.