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This is an original 1929 black and white rotogravure of John Mack Brown and Marguerite Churchill in The Valiant
a teacher at rural Cassody School near Wausau
This ad is illustrated by Ludwig Gassner
Which Many People Believe to the the Place of Places For "The View": Rio de Janeiro"
This ad features an illustration of Dinah Shore
1942 Cover Fortune John Atherton July WWII Patriotic Symbols Flag Gun Eagle YFC3 Writing This is an original 1929Please note that this is a cover only! This is an original 1942 color cover for Fortune Magazine, July 1942 with a patriotic illustration by John Atherton. Befitting the first 4th of July after America's entrance into World War II, the artist incorporates the patriotic symbols of the United States (flag, bald eagle, the Alamo, and vintage guns) into a powerful image. Through the window a train is seen carrying military tanks and equipment to the war.