Simplicity Patterns Ad, 1957
Bendix Television Ad, 1955
Royalon Melmac Dinnerware Ad, 1958
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up, 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (2), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (3), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (4), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (5), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (6), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (7), 1969
Put The Un In Cooking Fun With 7up (8), 1969
Lee Target Yarn Leaflet, 1962
Mainliner, 1957
Mainliner (2), 1957
Mainliner (3), 1957
Wrigley's Gum Ad, 1956
Black & White Scotch Ad, c1961
Wester Boots Ad, c1966
Pyrex Ad, 1943
Miller's Liquor Store Catalog, 1967
Miller's Liquor Store Catalog (2), 1967
Miller's Liquor Store Catalog (3), 1967
Lassie, Jr. Coat Ad, 1953
Garden Bulbs In Color (13), 1938/1945
Culligan Water Softener Ad, 1957
Nash Airflyte Automobile Ad, 1952
Airway Coffee Ad, 1953
Fashion Favorites, 1965
Snowdrift Shortening Leaflet, c1955
Morton Salt Ad, 1955
Ten New Ways To Serve Franz Bread (4), c1930
Ten New Ways To Serve Franz Bread (3), c1930
Ten New Ways To Serve Franz Bread (2), c1930
Ten New Ways To Serve Franz Bread, c1930
"Season's Greetings From Thelma," c1950
Jello Pudding Mix Ad, c1953
B&W Ads, 1953
Birds Eye Ad, 1957
"A Culinary Cruise of Cuba," 1955
Everywoman's, 1957
B&W Ads, 1950s
Flavor Magic (5), c1958
Flavor Magic (4), c1958
Flavor Magic (3), c1958
Flavor Magic (2), c1958
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Garden Bulbs In Color (14), 1938/1945


L: "The Mariposa Tulip, so named by early Spanish settlers of California, where it grows abundantly, took its name appropriately. Mariposa is Spanish for butterfly... These dainty Western American natives are found along the Pacific Coast from Washington to Mexico..."
C: "Few plants have been more appropriately named than Chionodoxa, which Greek for Glory-of-the-Snow. Introduced to American gardeners less than a century ago, these dainty star-shaped flowers are native to the mountains of Crete..."
R: "Known familiarly as Indian Shot, because of its hard, round seeds, the Canna has been greatly developed as an important summer-flowering plant in America, as well as in France There are a score or more of Canna species in South America and the tropics... The name is merely an old term for a reed-like plant..."
C: "Few plants have been more appropriately named than Chionodoxa, which Greek for Glory-of-the-Snow. Introduced to American gardeners less than a century ago, these dainty star-shaped flowers are native to the mountains of Crete..."
R: "Known familiarly as Indian Shot, because of its hard, round seeds, the Canna has been greatly developed as an important summer-flowering plant in America, as well as in France There are a score or more of Canna species in South America and the tropics... The name is merely an old term for a reed-like plant..."
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