Search Results: Calendars from Citation Books, ABAA/ ILAB

Washington, D.C.: The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 1894. Original die cut calendar measuring approximately 13.75 inches by 10 inches printed in color on card stock.
Removed from a scrapbook. Brief remnants of adhesive & a ring stain on the verso, lightly stained, modest edge wear including a couple of nicks & short tears, a bit curled, otherwise very good.
Presents the front page of the newspaper for November 23, 1894 surrounded by the months of the year, each with a little girl in color outfitted to match the month. This stunning calendar was probably issued as a premium for subscribers.
The Evening Star was the paper of record for Washington, D.C. for much of the time between 1852 & 1981.

[London]: Raphael Tuck, [1894]. Die cut, thick card stock. [London]: Raphael Tuck, no. 1212 [1894]. Die-cut six piece calendar printed on thick card stock presenting the months of the year two to a panel, each panel measuring approximately 2.5 inches by 5 inches, with pastoral illustrations in color & bible quotes. The panels were originally attached by ribbon, now lacking, & designed to hang. Moderately toned & soiled, January - February rubbed briefly affecting lettering, one corner chipped away, lacking ribbon ties, otherwise Good & still quite attractive. Nicely printed bucolic scenes & quotes from the bible, quite uncommon!

Springfield, Ohio: Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, Publishers, [1897]. Two calendars measuring approximately 3 inches by 4 inches printed in color on card stock. Slight edge wear, otherwise near fine. Please see photos.Nicely printed bucolic scenes on the recto, months of the year for 1898 on the verso plus circulation information for the promoted magazines.