PopKulture's photos with the keyword: lithography

The Red Rajah by Capt. Frederick Whittaker - Great American Detective Series No. 2 (second series), published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

The Giant Detective In France by Old Sleuth - Great American Detective Series No. 8 (second series), published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

The Mill Street Mystery by Adeline Sargeant - Great American Detective Series No. 10, published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

The Dynamiter by Robert Louis Stevenson - Great American Detective Series No. 12, published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

The Temple of Death by F. DuBoisgobey - Great American Detective Series No. 13, published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

The Coral Pin by F. DuBoisgobey - Great American Detective Series No. 14, published by The Arthur Westbrook Company, Cleveland, Ohio.

Merry Victorian Christmas! Resembling the Victorian mainstay Chatterbox, this Christmas annual was published by R. Worthington of New York in 1884.

Santa wages war on on childhood obesity his way - by leaving a little offering of fruit on the tree. Antique postcard dated 1908.

Apparently, tales of a sack of toys are highly exaggerated: Santa instead uses a wicker basket to carry toys throughout the land.

That sword in Santa's sack seems a dubious enough gift.

Santa is resplendent in all his best finery on this antique Christmas postcard circa 1908.

Certainly that's Chaplin middle right, and I'd guess Fatty Arbuckle and Mary Pickford lower left, but who are the others? Is that Buster Keaton with the hat? And which one's Clara Bow? Or would she not even be on a piece from 1920? At The Moving Picture Ball by Leo. Feist, 1920.

Sheet music covers by E.T. Paull seldom fail to please - their lithography was so colorful and vibrant, and the subject matter was as varied from storm kings to circus parades, and beyond. Obviously the term "united nations" enjoyed moderate usage well before the League of Nations and its subsequent reboot, the United Nations, many years later. United Nations by E.T. Paull, 1900. Lithography by A. Hoen, Richmond, Virginia.

Pompeii takes a beating as the great Vesuvius blows its top on this marvelous piece of lithography from E.T. Paull. Roaring Volcano by E.T. Paull, 1912. Lithography by A. Hoen, Richmond, Virginia.

Antique advertising recipe booklet for Jell-O - America's most famous dessert. Dated 1918.

What a delightfully strange image of Victoriana! Copyright 1883.

Antique trade card for Fairbank's Family Lard featuring a dapper Piggy Marner - probably 1880's.

Colorful antique Jell-O advertising giveaway - undated, but likely 1910's.