This page was carefully removed from my magazine. You could see signs of this along the edge of the page where I removed it. The date in the title and item specifics refers to the publication year of the magazine that this print/page was removed from.
Paper/page removed from a magazine. Good condition with minor wear.
The 2-page spread is cut down the middle. These print/pages were carefully removed from my magazine. You could see signs of this along the edge of the page where I removed it. The date in the title and item specifics refers to the publication year of the magazine that this print was removed from.
Paper/page removed from a magazine. Good condition with minor wear including light age toning. Photo(s) shows the actual item(s) that you will receive.
What stands out about this backstage pass is the texture on catches your eye from across the table.
It has no brand, a nice detail that makes this paper collectible feel a bit more personal to you.
The front displays a chromolithographic illustration of a stork carrying a newborn wrapped in pink bonnet and swaddling clothes. The stork’s plumage and orange legs are depicted in detail. May its path be dotted with sunshine and joy.”.
This format was a standard tool in Catholic pedagogy, designed to teach children how to reflect on their daily actions, identify venial and mortal sins, and prepare a proper confession.
The typography of this header, likely set in a bold, serifed typeface, anchors the page’s identity, while the surrounding text is set in dense, multi-column newspaper format, typical of the period’s letterpress printing.
Beneath this, a list of officers is printed in a clean, legible typeface, naming Theodore F. Miller as President, Samuel W. Boocock and David H. Lanman as Vice Presidents, Stanley W. Husted as Secretary, and several assistant secretaries including Frank J. W. Diller, Willis McDonald Jr., Horace W. Farrell, and C. O. Brinckerhoff.
