Garden Bulbs In Color (9), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (10), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (3), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (4), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color, 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (2), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (8), 1938/1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (2), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (3), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet, 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (4), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (5), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (6), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (7), 1945
DuBouchett Liqueur Booklet (8), 1945
Mayflower Hotel/Harvey's Restaurant Postcard, 1945
Earl Carroll Vanities Ad, 1945
"The Bread Basket" (7), 1941-45
"The Bread Basket" (9), 1942-45
"The Bread Basket", 1941-45
"The Bread Basket" (2), 1941-45
"The Bread Basket" (3), 1941-45
"The Bread Basket" (6),1941-45
Nature's Remedy Laxative Promo, 1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (11), 1938/45
Garden Bulbs In Color (14), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (13), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (16), 1938/45
Garden Bulbs In Color (15), 1938/45
Garden Bulbs In Color (6), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (5), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (7), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (17), 1938/45
Garden Bulbs In Color (18), 1938/45
Garden Bulbs In Color (20), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (19), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (21), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (22), 1938/1945
Garden Bulbs In Color (23), 1938/1945
Husband-Tested Recipes, 1945
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Garden Bulbs In Color (12), 1938/45
L: "A lily 'wild' or native in the eastern United States and Canada... Some gardeners attempt to collect these Lilies in their native haunts but are seldom successful in transplanting them to cultivation. As with most of our native plants, it is best to obtain the bulbs from a reliable nurseryman."
R: "...That famous herbalist, John Gerard, in 1597 called it 'the white lillie,' and gave as its traditional origin that it sprang from the milk of the goddess Juno, spilled when she nursed the infant Hercules..."
R: "...That famous herbalist, John Gerard, in 1597 called it 'the white lillie,' and gave as its traditional origin that it sprang from the milk of the goddess Juno, spilled when she nursed the infant Hercules..."
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