FROM PROFESSOR KILGALLEN’s COLLECTION OF BEAUTIFUL OLD WOOD-CARVINGS
Figure of Pocahontas; believed to be the work of John Alden
Only yesterday, I sold the last of my cigarette pictures. Della Fox! I had a hundred of her, once. It seemed impossible for us Yonkers boys, trading acutely in that fresh, delighted loveliness, that it could ever be antique! I must have felt, intuitively, even then, that it must be. Wanting that intuition, too, I would not have stored away the thumbed installments of my nickel weeklies—those precious specimens that one may view, now, under glass, on free days, at the Metropolitan Museum of Antiques.
Time has done it. And time will do it again. Antiquer, antique, but antique ahead!
HINTS FOR BUYING FROM
ORIGINAL SOURCES
By
Cecilia Lefingwell Prynne (Mrs. Gütz)
HINTS FOR BUYING FROM
ORIGINAL SOURCES
By