Showing posts with label Jim Linderman Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Linderman Collection. Show all posts

Juvenile Art Trace and Color in Crayon

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Anonymous juvenile artist takes instructions literally...and traces the TITLE PAGE! Original page and corresponding traced page from Trac...

Antique American Folk Art Drawing c.1900 on a promotional notepad. Collection Jim Linderman

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One of a number of original drawings from a Excelsior Stove Company promotional writing pad from the turn of last century. Slighty larger ...

Bike Tricks in the Dark Bicycle At the Circus in Black and White #25

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#25 in the Dull Tool Dim Bulb Series "At the Circus in Black and White" isn't really at the circus, but certainly this pair...

A Tea Party without Fools RPPC

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Tea Party without Fools Real Photo Postcard 1907 Collection Jim Linderman
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Stunt

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Daredevil Real Photo Postcard circa 1910 Collection Jim Linderman (NOTE: Browse above for similar, no less dramatic stunt!)
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A Yard of Heaven! Panoramic Pair of Bible School Participants from Grand Rapids Michigan

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(click to enlarge) A yard of Heaven! "Yard Long" or panoramic photographs are frequently seen but seldom as crisp as this pair sh...
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At the Circus in Black and White #16

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Untitled (Clown at Clyde Beatty Circus) Original Snapshot 1962 Collection Jim Linderman

Big Fish, Big Fella and the Quileute of La Push Washington?

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Said to be a snapshot of La Push, Washington, which would indicate the pieces may have been carved by members of the Quileute Native America...
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Horrors in Wax #15 The Dangling Dudes

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AIEEE! Most wax "chambers of horrors" are hardly that...a few familiar Hollywood villains to scare the kids and a damsel in distr...
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At the Circus in Black and White Dull Tool Dim Bulb #14 of a Series

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Circus Performers Anonymous Snapshot circa 1960 Jim Linderman Collection

Absentee Cards...Not so Gentle Reminders

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Did you even know there was an "America's Largest Line of Absentee Cards?" There was at one time, and now you know. Absente...