Original vintage magazine article carefully extracted from The Century Magazine. Contains 13 pages, 6 illustrations. Here are just some of the reasons you may want to consider collecting historical magazine articles - Often times they are the only source of information on a particular subject or person. Unique perspective. Especially during the Civil War, many articles were reported and written as they were taking place. As a result, the info may not be 100% accurate, but they give a great flavor for what was happening at the time. Awesome pictures. Harper's Monthly, Scribner's, Harper's Weekly all offer awesome woodcut illustrations of events and characters. Unless you know where to look for them, most people would never find them. Around the turn of the century Munsey's, McClure's, Scribner's, & the Century Magazine were among the great periodicals offering 100's of illustrations of kings, queens, soldiers, presidents, expositions, and other events of the day. Family history. A lot of times people are able to find articles written directly about their famous, and not so famous relatives. Other times the articles fill in information on how distant relatives lived, or the events they participated in - battles, coal mining, religious movements. You name it, and someone in the past wrote about it.

If you love eclectic, vintage images for your paper crafts, these stamps are a must-have addition to your collection. Each red rubber stamp is mounted on an indexed wood block for grip and features a printed image on top for easy placement. This package contains (1) 1-3/4" x 2-3/4" wood-mounted red rubber stamp. Made in USA.