Original RARE VINTAGE January 1914 The Century Magazine with H.G. Wells Story, and many great Stories, ADS, Bookplates/Photos, and amazing Illustrations. This interesting 7” by 10” magazine has 272 pages. The H.G. Wells story, “The Trap to Catch the Sun” contains references by Wells talking about atomic energy. CONDITION:

Over all good condition for the age. A few tears on a page or two only and spine has some issues that can be fixed by an expert. A few crinkled edges. The covers shows slight wear. The insides are quite nice with some edge wear. Please see photos for condition.

Example of a few ADS include:
1) "Take a Coach - Along the Grand Canyon" ($20)
2) "Tiffany & Co." ($15)
3) Swifts Calendar Ad for 1914 ($17)
4) The Ohio Electric Car ($43)
5) Rudyard Kipling - The Seven Seas (23 volume) AD ($25)
6) "It Happened in Egypt" Book Ad ($15)
7) St. Nicolas magazine Ad ($17)
8.) Encyclopedia Britannica Ad ($15)
9) Shredded Wheat Biscuits ($13)
10) Ivory Soap ($35)
11) Libby's Hawaiian Pineapple Ad ($25)
12) Nabisco ($20)
13) Pierce-Arrow Car Ad (Back Cover) ($50)
. . . . . . and Many Many MORE, like Burpee's Seeds, Winton Motor Car, Domino Sugar, etc.

Example of a few Bookplates/Photos:
1) Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and her Daughters
2) Plate by Harry Raleigh in story "The Collector" by May Sinclair
3) Plate by Boardman Robinson in story "The Trap to Catch the Sun" by H.G. Wells
4) 4 Etchings by Frank Brangwyn
5) Mexican Senorita by Luis Mora
6) Mary Anderson as "Juliet" (in Romeo & Juliet)
. . . . . and Many Many MORE Plates and Illustrations!

Example of a few Stories include:
1) "The River" by John Mansfield
2) "The Caribbean Tropics" by Julius Mullar
3) "Skobeleff, Russia's Chief War Hero" by Richard Barry
4) "Immigrants in Politics" by Edward Allsworth Ross
5) "Romeo and Juliet" by William Winter
6) "GE The Meaning of Mazda"
. . . . . . . and Many Many MORE!!!