Serve the Nuts
Myrna Loy in The Thin Man (1934)
Lost Arctic Continent? 1922
From The Washington Times, Washington D.C., September 10, 1922
What Science Hopes to Discover in the Mysterious Land Between Us and the Pole, That Has Been Locked Away for Ages by Cold and Storm and Frozen Ocean And Why Science Believes It May Be a Living Page of the Past, Where Monsters Still Roam Through Hidden Valleys and Where a Race That Ruled When the Pole Was Tropical May Still Exist
.44 Western Magazine, June, 1940
The Flamingo Murders, 1925
Evening Star, Washington D.C., August 17, 1925
L.W. Witry Tractor Patent, 1930
Argosy, Feb 23, 1935
Green Hornet by Jeff Butler, 1990
Artwork for the hardbound compilation of the first NOW Comics Green Hornet series. Includes portraits of Van Williams, Bruce Lee and Keye Luke. The artwork was later used as a promotional poster for the comic series.
Lightning Test, 1940s
Westinghouse Electric Corporation testing the effects of lightning on an automobile, where 3 million volts strike the roof of a steel-topped car.
A Leap for Liberty
As an arrow speeds from a bow, Spring-heeled Jack rode in the air, and as he hovered for a moment between the bayonets, a pistol gleaming in his hand. There was a spurt of fire, the officer fell, and then Spring-heeled Jack was gone.
Spring-Heeled Jack, 1904, issue #7