PopKulture's photos with the keyword: American

Ten Detective Aces - May 1949 issue.

Detective Short Stories - November 1942 issue.

Mammoth Detective - March 1946 issue.

Dare-Devil Aces - February 1940 issue.

Range Riders Western - February 1945 issue.

American Sky Devils - September 1942 issue.

Everyday Astrology - November 1943 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

Everyday Astrology - March 1943 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

Everyday Astrology - June 1944 issue. Cover art by Alex Schomburg.

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

A straighforward treatment is this logo-sign for the American Legion in downstate Flora, Illinois. 2002

Published in 1911, this antique dime novel, rich in Indian lore as the title suggests, features the adventures of a "boy scout" - though not necessarily a reference to the then burgeoning American Boy Scout movement.

Phrenology was a psuedo-science that ascribed certain personality traits and characteristics to the shape and disposition of one's features - notably, the skull. It enjoyed widespread popularity in the nineteenth century. This September 1865 cover features Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant - an obvious choice given that the magazine was published in the summer just following the Union victory. American Phrenological Journal - September 1865 issue.

Appropriately patriotic box of one dozen American Fruit Jar Rings, manufactured by the Cupples Company of St. Louis, Missouri. "Approved for all methods of home canning, cold or hot pack, water bath, steam pressure or oven. Meet all requirements of U.S. Dept. of Agriculture." Probably 1930's.

There's probably a clinical term like "Arbolanthrophobia" or something for the fear inspired by many trees of fiction with bad intentions. Unknown Worlds - issue No. 56, June-July 1967. Cover art by E. Moritz.

Behold!! Witness!! Prepare to be amazed..!! Thrill to the daring exploits of... Witch Boy?? Unknown Worlds - issue No. 38, March 1965. Cover art by Kurt Schaffenberger.

Thanksgiving isn't the only holiday in November that should give us pause to reflect and be thankful for all that we enjoy. The American Legion Magazine - June 1941 issue.

The American Magazine - October 1953 issue. Cover art by Morgan Kane.