In focus: Vogue — June 30, 1919
The Vogue issue dated June 30, 1919 is a midsummer number published two days after the Treaty of Versailles formally ended the First World War on June 28.
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Judge: the Republican answer to Puck
Judge was the Republican answer to Puck — a colour cartoon weekly founded in 1881 by artists who broke away from their rival, and backed by Republican…
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In focus: Vogue — March 31, 1919
The Vogue issue dated March 31, 1919 is a spring number from the first post-war year, published while the Paris Peace Conference was still in session at…
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The original Life: satire before the photo magazine
Before it was a photo magazine, Life was a weekly of humour and satire — founded in 1883, published until 1936, when Henry Luce bought the name for his…
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In focus: Vogue — November 30, 1918
The Vogue issue dated November 30, 1918 is one of the first published after the Armistice ended the First World War on November 11.
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In focus: Vogue — October 30, 1918
The Vogue issue dated October 30, 1918 appeared less than two weeks before the Armistice — and at the deadliest moment of the 1918 influenza pandemic,…
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How we restore a public-domain scan for printing
Restoration turns a raw library scan into a clean, print-ready file.
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In focus: Vogue — August 31, 1918
The Vogue issue dated August 31, 1918 is an autumn-forecast number from the final autumn of the First World War.
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How we date a print honestly
We date every print to the real publication date of its source, and we say exactly how precise that date is.
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In focus: Vogue — July 30, 1918
The Vogue issue dated July 30, 1918 is a ‘hot weather’ number from the last summer of the First World War.
