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  1. Cartoonist Al Frueh riffs on the hot new gadget of the 1920s: THE ZIPPER. (Life, March 8, 1928)

    #zipper #AlFrueh #1920sCartoons #LifeMagazine

  2. Cartoonist Al Frueh riffs on the hot new gadget of the 1920s: THE ZIPPER. (Life, March 8, 1928)

  3. My readthrough of Fontaine Fox's Toonerville cartoons brought me to 1921 and an odd bit of branching out: The Goose Crick Steamboat auditioning for the cavalcade of comedy public transport.

    Historical spoiler: the Toonerville stamp only had a trolley. At some point, the steamboat got dry-docked.

    (July 14, 1921)

    #FontaineFox #ToonervilleFolks #SteamboatCartoon #1920sCartoons

  4. My readthrough of Fontaine Fox's Toonerville cartoons brought me to 1921 and an odd bit of branching out: The Goose Crick Steamboat auditioning for the cavalcade of comedy public transport.

    Historical spoiler: the Toonerville stamp only had a trolley. At some point, the steamboat got dry-docked.

    (July 14, 1921)

  5. Percy Crosby invites the roaring 1920s to touch grass.
    (cover of Life, May 7, 1925)

    #1920sCartoons #PercyCrosby #NatureArt

  6. Percy Crosby invites the roaring 1920s to touch grass.
    (cover of Life, May 7, 1925)

  7. October 5, 1923: Clare Briggs wonders what the man in the between-the-wars hat ads is thinking about.

    #ComicStrips #1920sCartoons #ClareBriggs #Hats #1920sFashion

  8. October 5, 1923: Clare Briggs wonders what the man in the between-the-wars hat ads is thinking about.

  9. And now, back to the dazzing world of west-coast based, between-the-wars cartoon ducks.

    (Dok's Dippy Duck, July 16-18, 1923)

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  10. I'll take "centuries-old themes we haven't completely aged out of" for $100, Ken.

    (Fred G Cooper spot illustration for Life Magazine, 10 February, 1927)

    #ChurchVsScience #1920sCartoons #FredGCooper

  11. I'll take "centuries-old themes we haven't completely aged out of" for $100, Ken.

    (Fred G Cooper spot illustration for Life Magazine, 10 February, 1927)