The New Moon Magazine January 1893 Vol. 12 No. 3

This listing is for the January 1893 issue of The New Moon (Vol. 12, No. 3), a Victorian family magazine published in Lowell, Massachusetts. The beautifully illustrated cover features floral ornamentation, birds, books, scrollwork, and the magazine's signature new moon motif. Created "For Old and Young," the issue contains a wide range of fiction, poetry, children's stories, household advice, and educational articles, including The Tomb of Napoleon, Where Is Jim?, Hobbies, For Girls and Boys, and House and Household. Original advertisements, including promotions for the Smith Premier Typewriter and other late 19th century products, are also preserved.

A wonderful piece of Victorian-era Americana, this magazine offers an engaging glimpse into family life, popular literature, and everyday culture at the beginning of 1893. There are a total of 32 pages and the
magazine measures 93 4” x 6 7/8”. Very good. Item #9599

Price: $45.00