Pictures taken moments before disaster: Cottagecore edition
"Leap-frog in the woods" from St. Nicholas illustrated magazine for young folks july 1882
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My money's still on Sermek
From "Tom Swift jr." By Victor Appleton II
Illustrations by Graham Kaye
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"Ok we need you to draw a man-eating iguana. You know what an Iguana is right?"
"Pfft! Of course i know what an iguana is! "
The iguana:
From "Tom Swift and his Electronic Retroscope", b Victor Appleton II"
Illustrated by Graham Kaye
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Nancy Drew- the Mystery of the Glowing eye 1974 ed.
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Hes probably dead now, but you never know with the victorians.
From St.Nicholas illustrated magazine for young folks, October 1880
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Detailed drolleries from a 1920s childrens book series.
I mean these aren't even the actual illustrations, they're just decorative margins. Pictured here in mostly blue because it shows the details the best. This book series actually alternate print colors in blue, red, green and brown. And theres different ones in all the different books, these are just some I liked.
"The Children's Hour" story collection, by the Houghton Mifflin publishing company, 1928
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From St Nicholas Illustrated magazine for Young Folks, November 1882
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From the home university bookshelf series, excerpts from 1001 Arabian nights.
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Advertisement from the early part of the 20th century, easily pre 1920, since the telephone number only has three digits! (The back simply has the customers address in Massena, NY)
Found in a copy of "Modern Book-Keeping", J.L. Montgomery, 1902 edition
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