Life, 1924-12-04 · page 9 of 72
Life — December 4, 1924 — page 9: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is a **full-page advertisement**, not editorial content or satire. It advertises Black, Starr & Frost, a jewelry company located at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street in New York. The ad features an ornate brooch or pin illustrated at top against a black background. Below the company name and address, italicized copy appeals to customers seeking novelty in jewelry—whether affordable items or exclusive, expensive pieces. A small gift box with ribbon appears at the bottom. There is **no political cartoon or satire** on this page. It's a straightforward luxury goods advertisement emphasizing the jeweler's 114-year heritage and range of products for different budgets.
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BLACK: STARR_& FROST JEWELERS FOR 114 YEARS FIFTH AVENUE +: CORNER 481tH STREET + NEW YORK One naturally turns with assurance to Black Starr > Frost for that which is new or novel, whether it be a simple item of personal adornment that costs a few dollars or jewelry of exclusive design cofting many thousands. comicbooks.com