DELINEATOR: June 1930
New York: The Butterick Company, 1930. 1st edition, 1st printing. Paperback. 106p. A large magazine in good condition. Edges and spine creased and worn; uneven discoloration on side and bottom of front cover. Small stain on right side of front cover as well. Previous seller's handwritten price on front; bottom edge of first page is dampstained. Otherwise unmarked and tight. Item #326269
June 1930 issue of THE DELINEATOR, a women's fashion magazine published by the Butterick sewing pattern company. Measures approx. 13.5" x 10.75". This issue contains stories by John Galsworthy ("Timothy's Narrow Squeak"), Louis Joseph Vance ("The Trembling Flame," part 2), and Frances Parkinson Keyes ("Queen Anne's Lace," part 4). There is also an essay on world travel by Paul Morand ("Yuth Can Sleep under the Stars"), plus an article by Kathleen Norris about putting on a play by Dan Totheroh called "The Stolen Prince" (text of the play is included). Among the many interesting ads for old-time beauty products is a Lux soap ad featuring Clara Bow, as well as a young Jean Arthur.
Price: $35.00