French Humor | March 3, 1928 | Risqué Flapper CartoonsCan you believe this comic book is nearly 100 years old? Dating to 1928 this rare humor periodical compiles risqu cartoons from various French publications, with captions in the original French with an English translation. The cartoons are both beautiful & hilarious, poking fun at flappers, garonnes, & womens liberation. 1920s fashions were such a radical reaction against the highly structured, modest looks of the Edwardian era. Suddenly: Sack shapes,

Condition is very good with no major flaws

mostly actors

Find numerous other antique standing crucifixes in the Religious & Devotional section

mother of pearl shells make a great vide poche or incense burner

The Victorian way to display it would be with the open part facing up: So that your “luck” doesn’t spill out the bottom

they’re not quite identical: One is shorter than the other just by a hair

which is I know is a favorite for more than a few of you

the work is confirmed by the special collections department of Loyola University Chicago & the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust

but why would you want to

circa 1960s

The print is Victorian

New York in the bottom lefthand corner