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Ornate lettering rules the day on this masthead from the Cottage and Farm publication dated 1884.

Take a delightful stroll through the idyllic main street depicted on the masthead for The American Storekeeper, a trade journal dating to the 1880's.

Ornate masthead for the Home and Farm - an illustrated newspaper dating to 1881.

Vintage Flying Marvels paper glider set, featuring Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., and Mary Marvel. 1945.

Pat Boone Cut-Outs activity book by Whitman, 1959.

This vintage Hopalong Cassidy napkin was thankfully spared the ravages of age as well as the perils of some ages-ago chocolate birthday cake!

Vintage Christmas wrapping paper - probably late 1940's.

Vintage Christmas wrapping paper - circa 1940's.

Delightful use of men's accessories on this vintage Christmas wrapping paper - circa 1940's.

Ned Buntline was one of the wealthiest authors of his day, writing for the papers as well as dime novels, and even inciting a riot or two. Ned Buntling I can only assume is a pseudonym that trades on the former's reputation, since Buntline had died a decade earlier in 1886. That, or it could possibly be a posthumously re-worked piece. Typical dime novel fare, whatever the case... The Gem Library - "Cool Ned, The Cyclone" by Ned Buntling, Vol.III, No. 1, April 4, 1896 issue.

"Both Diamond Dick and Handsome Harry stared in dismay..." Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 633 - November 28, 1908.

Antique dime novel published by Street and Smith of New York. Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 689 - Christmas Day, 1909.

Doesn't this remind you of "The Perils of Pauline," even though upon closer inspection it is Singing Sue who is slated to play the part of heroine this day. Diamond Dick Jr. - No. 646 - February 27, 1909.

The very ornate frontispiece from Scientific American, Volume XX, 1869.

Wood's Household Magazine - January 1872.

Frank Leslie's Boy's and Girl's Weekly - August 20, 1870.

The Ladies' Repository and Home Magazine - May 1869.

Merry's Museum and Parley's Playmate - December 1849.