Aodng Collection (#4)

MARRIAGE FOR TITLES, 1884. An 1884 American cartoon by Bernard Gillam on the marriages of American heiresses to impoverished European title-holders

AMERICAN SONGSHEET, 1913. He d Have to Get Under--Get Out and Get Under. American songs sheet cover, 1913

AMERICAN SONG SHEET, 1904. My Auto Girl

Silent Film Still: Sports

Silent Film Still: Golf

FASHION: WOMENs SWIMSUIT. Photographed c1940

EVELYN BRENT (1899-1975). Originally, Mary Elizabeth Riggs. American cinema actress, primarily in silent films. Silent film still, c1920s

NEW YORK: NINTH AVENUE. View looking north from Gansevoort Street of the intersection at Little West 12th Street where Greenwich Street turns into Ninth Avenue

AMERICAN EASTER CARD. Late 19th century

AMERICAN BIRTHDAY CARD. Late 19th century

VIKING INVASION, 919. Viking warriors landing at Gu rande on the coast of Brittany in 919 A. D
VIKING INVASION, 919. Viking warriors landing at Gu© rande on the coast of Brittany in 919 A.D. French manuscript illumination on vellum, c1100

NEW YORK HARBOR, 1872. The Port of New York. Lithograph by Nathaniel Currier and James Ives, 1872

BERTICE READING (1933-1991). American actress and singer. Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, 1959

MYRTLE LIND (1901-1966). American actress, holding a Graflex camera on a beach, c1919

JIMMY DEAN (1928-2010). Jimmy Ray Dean. American country music singer, actor, and businessman. Photographed circa late 1950s

OLYMPIC GAMES, 1948. Bruce Harlan (center), Miller Anderson (left), and Sammy Lee of the United States, winners, respectively, of the gold, silver

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"A Journey Through Time: Captivating Moments from Various Eras" Step into the world of astronomy in 1936 Japan, as women gaze at the stars with wonder and curiosity. The vibrant color drawing by Ota Chou transports us to a time when the mysteries of the universe captivated our imaginations. In 1933, an American baseball chewing gum card featuring Babe Ruth takes us back to a golden era of sports. This iconic figure's image reminds us of his legendary status and the excitement he brought to fans across America. The Bride of Frankenstein film poster from 1935 evokes both fear and fascination. As we admire this classic piece, we are transported to a time when horror movies thrilled audiences with their chilling tales. Traveling further back in time, we encounter "Home to Thanksgiving, " a lithograph from 1867 by Currier & Ives. This heartwarming scene captures the essence of gratitude and family bonds during one of America's most cherished holidays. Malaya's British Empire Marketing Board Poster from 1931 showcases the tropical allure of pineapples in its vibrant depiction. It invites us to explore exotic lands through its enticing imagery. Delving into ancient Indian culture, an early 18th-century miniature painting depicting scenes from Kama Sutra offers glimpses into love, desire, and human connection that transcend time itself. Borneo Sago is celebrated through another British Empire Marketing Board poster from 1931. Its captivating design beckons us towards adventure amidst lush landscapes and promises culinary delights waiting to be discovered. Reliving history's bare-knuckle fights, John L. Sullivan knocks out Jake Kilrain in their epic battle on July 8th, 1889 - Sullivan's final fight before transitioning into modern boxing gloves forever changing combat sports history. A French tourism poster promoting Nice on the Riviera circa 1920 invites travelers to indulge in sun-soaked beaches while immersing themselves in the vibrant culture and beauty of this renowned resort city.