PopKulture's photos with the keyword: Gold Medal

Classic paperback tagline #8412: "She was lush as the countryside, as fertile - and as hard to tame." Gold Medal No. 611 - Desire in the Dust by Harry Whittington, 1956. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Gold Medal No. 289 - The Chiselers by Albert Conroy, 1953.

Gold Medal No. 122 - One Wild Oat by MacKinlay Kantor, 1950. Cover art by Downes.

Gold Medal No. 119 - The Tormented by Theodore Pratt, 1950. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Gold Medal No. 103 - The Persian Cat by John Flagg, 1950. Cover art by Downes.

Gold Medal No. 274 - Beyond Desire by Richard Himmel, 1952. Cover art by long-time pulp artist, Walter Baumhofer.

Gold Medal No. 178 - Cabin Road by John Faulkner, 1951. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Gold Medal No. 215 - Conquest by Homer Hatten, 1952.

Wonderful depiction of the Washburn Crosby Flour Mills in Minneapolis, Minnesota, circa 1894, from the back cover of their cookbook. Washburn Crosby was the cornerstone of what would become General Mills.

This antique cook book from the Washburn Crosby Company, manufacturers of the famed Gold Medal Flour brand, dates from 1894 and appears to have been well-read! The book is magazine-sized and features many wonderful illustrations in addition to the full-color lithographs on the front, back and inside front and back covers. A depiction of their impressive milling operations from the back cover appears in the preceding post. Washburn Crosby formed the cornerstone of what was to become General Mills.

Gold Medal S1100 - Death For Mr. Big by John Gonzales, 1961. Cover art by Barye Phillips.