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April 10, 1875 Harpers Bazar Magazine Vol. VIII No. 15

By ault_rachel, 12 May, 2009
Description

This is a Harpers Bazar magazine dated April 10, 1875. The front cover features a drawing of two women wearing the newest fashion to that time, the Joan of Arc Basque with Apron overskirt. The interior features patterns and designs for chairs and dresses, Buisness advertisements, memiors, and obituaries aka-personals. The back features cartoons, commenmorating important events of that era. The magazine itself is in fair shape. It was found folded in half and I have been able to salvage it and I keep it framed open. The edges are a little rough, but all the pages turn just fine there seems to be no water damage to the item.

Category
Vintage Textiles and Clothing
Medium
Parchment
Distinguishing marks
No Artists signature, but halfway down it does say this,"Entered according to the Act of Congess, in the Year 1875, by Harper and Brothers, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington."
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
12"x17"
Date Period
April 10, 1875
Weight
unknown
History
I stumbled across this in an attic of an old house. I tried researching the value of such an item, but nothing exists, or not that I have found yet.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
found item in old home
For Sale?
No
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lovejoy4

16 years 1 month ago

Re: April 10, 1875 Harpers Bazar Magazine Vol. VIII No. 15

Not much value for it as a magazine, these are usually broken up, the ads and images removed and framed to be sold as separate items, thereby increasing profit. Early harpers often sell for under $30.00 at auction.

Lovejoy

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