1938 Wood Engraving Skansen Sweden Sverige Windmill Dance Museum Djurgarden XGG1 XACA4 James Stewart & Company

James Stewart & Company

with Mount Vesuvius in the background

This is an original 1960 black and white print ad for the 1961 Rover P5 (Mark I) "3-Litre" four-door saloon automobiles that were made and sold by the Rover Company

These are two original 1933 prints of publicity stills from the 1930 film Whoopee directed by Thornton Freeland and starring Eddie Cantor

This issue focused on American poets of the soil

1938 Wood Engraving Skansen Sweden Sverige Windmill Dance Museum Djurgarden XGG1 XACA4 James Stewart & CompanyThis is an original 1938 black and white wood engraving of a couple dancing in traditional costumes in Skansen, the open air museum in Djurgrden, Stockholm, Sweden (Sverige). Please note the dimensions of this image. Thornton Oakley (1881 1953) was an American illustrator known for his work with "Century," "Harper's Monthly," and "National Geographic." Oakley collaborated with his wife, Amy, while creating a series of travel books. Amy wrote the text,