Life — September 28, 1899 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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September 28, 1890, | REED & BARTON 6A URS Ee ein eee ONLY A DREAM. SILVERSMITHS Sterling Silverware, in artistic forms and design, Our Tea Service LA REGENT The French-gray Finish, wholly in harmony with the design, carries better than any other the strength and purity of line which was so charac- teristic of the Regence style, the highest artistic development of the early Louis Quinze period, of which this is such a perfect example. SCONE OSE Ur A LAK ENE HSE Te TARY SONATE COUNTION A ORLSIIE CEI SILC EDI THIS ES AUS EEA OF IES EETERS “41 UNION SQUARE # 6 MAIDEN LANE NEW YORK. e Bg Pictures for Sportsmen SPORTS AND GAMES IN THE OPEN Pictured by A. B. Irost FPXO all lovers of out-of-door sport, to all who shoot, fish, frequent the links, or ride awheel, these fifty drawings by Mr. Frost, whom Mr. Stockton has called “one of the most American of American artists,” will prove of interest. The drawings are issued in a handsome ornamental portfolio, which also contains a sketch of Mr. Frost's career by Frank R. Stockton, and a portrait of the artist. They measure 1114x1654 inches, and are admirably suited for framing. No more artistic decoration could be found for the walls of the club-house or smoking-room. Some of the pictures depict humorous incidents on the links, others the vicissitudes of the hunter's life. All are admirably drawn, and represent Mr. Frost at his best. SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY The price 1s $8 00, We will deliver the complete portfolio on payment of $1 00, and collect $1 00 per month thereafter. For further particulars address HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, New York and London PRCGS OF THE J. W, PRATT CO., NEW YORE. comicbooks.com