1925 Cover Youths Companion September Quotation Caleb Peaslee Farm Almanac YYC6 XGMA1 a French Baroque painter

a French Baroque painter

This is an original 1912 color print of "A Bullock Team Hauling Timber in the Chaco

and a priest hired by the management for $1 a fight

This is an original 1902 black and white halftone print of a military funeral at the Invalides

The article includes a profile diagram and cabin plan

1925 Cover Youths Companion September Quotation Caleb Peaslee Farm Almanac YYC6 XGMA1 a French Baroque painterPlease note that this is a cover only! This is an original 1925 color cover for The Youth's Companion magazine, September 10, 1925, that features a quote from Caleb Peaslee's Almanac about the month of September that reads; "September is the month that makes me think oftenest of the old sayin', "peace and plenty'. The year's far enough along so a farmer c'n reckon his increase pretty close. And it seems to me a man that c'n see orchards hangin' full,