This is the 25th anniversary album of The New Yorker from 1925-1950. It is the finest collection of humorous drawings ever assembled in a single volume. It is not only an anthology of humor, but an entertaining record of the changing times between the years 1925-1950; the carefree twenties, the depression, the New Deal era, the war and the postwar period.
Written by: Various
Published by: Harper & Brothers
Printing Date: 1951
Hardcover with Dust Jacket
Condition:
In Good Condition for the age. Includes Dust Jacket that has moderate wear with some chipping along the edges. The dust jacket is in an after market cover. Book itself has Heavy wear along the edges and corners. Binding is strong. There is writing in pencil on inner cover page. The title page has some spotting. Inside is good with clean pages. Please see pictures for more info.
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