Box Unknown
Contains 52 Results:
3b. Bible Picture Stories, numbered series. Story of Moses, c. 1947? / by H.C. Wilson & Kreigh Collins
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
4. Miscellaneous.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.1 … Flannel Robe? …[Image of man in robe] Cheviots for Wear! … [Torso Image of man in suit with pipe]
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.2 …College Men-Out of College – Have Graduated to this Type of suit. Standing image of may with pipe]
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.3 …Young Man. How is Your Business Suit? [Shows standing man, holding his hat, with German Shephard]
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.4 Automobile ad. July 21, 1929. Full page ad. "Miles, miles and Miles of Satisfaction. New Style Willys’ Knight. [Shows "The Totem Pole" Lincoln Park, and Willys-Overland, Inc., Toledo, O. auto] 2521 S. Michigan Ave., Thomas J. Hay, inc. distributor, Victory 8200.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.5 Marshall Fields ad. September 11, 1929. Earlier than in Past Years the Store for Men, Beginning this Morning, Displays the New Fall Styles … 4 standing men in suites, 1 with cane, 1 with paper, 1 holding something, the other not.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.6 Marshall Fields Ad. October 07, 1929. The Store for Men. Napoleon and Hannibal marched Over the Alps … but out buyers fly over the Matterhorn to find cravats for you! [Historical scene, and 6 ties below, listing Austria, France & England as source or cravats.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.7 Grand Rapids Herald, October 20, 1930. Grand Rapids Trust Company, Monroe at Ionia. Ad, "Tomorrow …" [Image of Trust? Building & house beside it] Not signed.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.
.8 GR Press, October 11, 1930. It isn’t The Size of the dog in the fight, … it’s the size of the Fight in the Dog. [Image of Scottie] Signed KC. 2nd of a series of Advertisments in a campaign for the restoration of Confidence & Faith & American prosperity, sponsored by the City of GR. Mailing box in lower right.
Consists of clippings of Collins works from various newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and especially trade journals. Also includes clippings that pertain to Collins activities as an artist as seen within the community of his peers. No Arrangement.