Zeldzaam antiek magazine - Pick-Me-Up (ca. 1892) – Volume VII, Engeland, 19e eeuw - 1891

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Rare Antique Magazine - Pick-Me-Up (ca. 1892) – Volume VII, England, 19th Century

A beautiful and authentic copy of the famous British illustrated weekly magazine "Pick-Me-Up" (Volume VII, circa 1891–1892).

This satirical and artistic magazine forms a fascinating time document from the late Victorian era. Pick-Me-Up was known for its sharp humor, provocative caricatures, literary contributions and the typical Fin de Siècle aesthetic.

Highlights & Highlights:

• Included rare art supplement: This bound volume contains the splendid, full-page Christmas color lithograph "The Lady-Killer", designed by the renowned Belgian artist Jan van Beers and printed in France.

• Richly illustrated: Full of characteristic black-and-white illustrations, vintage advertisements and Victorian Prints.

Specifications & Details:

• Title: Pick-Me-Up – Volume VII

• Year: circa 1891–1892 (Late Victorian)

• Binding: Original linen hardcover with gold embossing and decorative frame inscription

Condition:

In used, authentic antiquarian condition (over 130 years old):

• Cover: The original linen binding shows light signs of aging, wear along the edges/corners, and discoloration appropriate to the age (see photos for an accurate picture).

• Interior: Generally well-preserved with neat pages and the rare colored art plate intact.

A unique collector’s item for lovers of antique magazines, Victorian prints, press history and the art of Jan van Beers!

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Rare Antique Magazine - Pick-Me-Up (ca. 1892) – Volume VII, England, 19th Century

A beautiful and authentic copy of the famous British illustrated weekly magazine "Pick-Me-Up" (Volume VII, circa 1891–1892).

This satirical and artistic magazine forms a fascinating time document from the late Victorian era. Pick-Me-Up was known for its sharp humor, provocative caricatures, literary contributions and the typical Fin de Siècle aesthetic.

Highlights & Highlights:

• Included rare art supplement: This bound volume contains the splendid, full-page Christmas color lithograph "The Lady-Killer", designed by the renowned Belgian artist Jan van Beers and printed in France.

• Richly illustrated: Full of characteristic black-and-white illustrations, vintage advertisements and Victorian Prints.

Specifications & Details:

• Title: Pick-Me-Up – Volume VII

• Year: circa 1891–1892 (Late Victorian)

• Binding: Original linen hardcover with gold embossing and decorative frame inscription

Condition:

In used, authentic antiquarian condition (over 130 years old):

• Cover: The original linen binding shows light signs of aging, wear along the edges/corners, and discoloration appropriate to the age (see photos for an accurate picture).

• Interior: Generally well-preserved with neat pages and the rare colored art plate intact.

A unique collector’s item for lovers of antique magazines, Victorian prints, press history and the art of Jan van Beers!

Shipped professionally packed and via track&trace
Shipping rate includes handling, energy, environmental, island, insurance, administrative and customs costs
Shipping within 24 hours after payment is received

Details

Number of books
1
Book title
Zeldzaam antiek magazine - Pick-Me-Up (ca. 1892) – Volume VII, Engeland, 19e eeuw
Language
English
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1891
Height
28.5 cm
Width
22.5 cm
BelgiumVerified
162
Objects sold
97.78%
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