A photograph shows Eisenhower signing bills into law. A comic strip, “Little Leo” by Jack Pierce, appears on an early page. Condition is consistent with its age. The cover shows creasing, edge fraying, and minor tears, along with overall toning and slight foxing.
It has no brand, which is a nice touch for those who appreciate a clean, unmarked surface.
The cover features a stylized design with the word “arthritis” prominently displayed, capturing the design aesthetic of the era. The booklet also references the widespread nature of the condition, noting that millions of people in the United States and Canada suffered from the aches and pains of arthritis.
The reverse is the functional side, consisting of a solid, fibrous blue blotting paper with a vertical crease, designed for absorbing fountain pen ink.
You will find that this bookmark is easy to spot, and the color looks fresh on any page.
