American Art Posters, 1890–1920
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The best guide to Boston. Boston illustrated, for sale here.
[1895]
Trilby the fairy of Argyle
Boston, [ca. 1890–1920]
The Boston Sunday herald, Easter
[ca. 1890–1920]
The Boston Sunday herald, ladies spring fashions, March 17
[1895]
The Boston Sunday herald, every lady will read, fashion supplement, March 24
[1895]
The Boston Sunday herald, ladies want it Feb 24
[1890–1920]
The Boston Sunday herald, Feb. 10. A special number for ladies.
[1890–1920]
The Boston Sunday herald, Easter
[ca. 1890–1920]
Boston park guide
[1895]
Portrait exhibition, Copley Hall, Boston, March 2nd to 23rd
[ca. 1890–1920]
Portrait exhibition, Copley Hall, Boston, March 2nd to 23rd
[ca. 1890–1920]
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, a sketch, Lily Lewis Rood
Boston, [1895]
Fairy tales, Mabel F. Blodgett
Boston ; New York, (c) 1895
Behind the arras by Bliss Carman
Boston ; New York, (c) 1895
Two little pilgrims' progress by Mrs. Burnett
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
The century illustrated monthly magazine, midsummer holiday number. The new New York.
[ca. 1890–1920]
One fair daughter, by Frank Frankfort Moore
[ca. 1890–1920]
The eyes of the army and navy practical aviation
[ca. 1890–1920]
The July century
[1895]
The beggar's opera by Mr. Gay. The Fine Arts Theatre opening November 6.
N. Y., [1920]
Pall mall magazine, February number.
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
The July century, fiction number
[ca. 1890–1920]
Lippincott's series of select novels. The spell of Ursula, by Mrs. Rowlands.
[ca. 1890–1920]
The New York ledger, Easter 1895.
1895
Now ready in the New York ledger, Maubikeck, the lion-tamer.
[ca. 1890–1920]
"The queen of finesse", now ready in the New York ledger for sale here
[ca. 1890–1920]
The days of auld lang syne by Ian MacLaren
New York, [1895]
Lilith a romance by George MacDonald
New York, [ca. 1890–1920]
The New York recorder, for sale everywhere.
[ca. 1890–1920]
February century, midwinter number
[ca. 1890–1920]
Scribner's for May, water and power number
[ca. 1890–1920]
The modern terminal, the gate of the city. October, scribner's magazine
[ca. 1890–1920]