The Lady, A Journal for Gentlewomen, No 986, 1904

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The Lady
The Lady is a long-running British magazine founded in 1885, its design and covers across the twentieth century documenting the evolution of British commercial illustration and magazine design.

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The Lady, A Journal for Gentlewomen, No 986, 1904
The Lady, A Journal for Gentlewomen, No 986, 1904

 

The Lady, A Journal for Gentlewomen, No 986, 1904
The Lady, A Journal for Gentlewomen, No 986, 1904
The Lady, illustrated newspaper published in 1904. A fine example of British typographic advertising and illustrated styles of the time.
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