This creased old postcard features an Otto Kubel illustration of a scene from "Hansel and Gretel." 1 I love the attention to de...

This is a colorful Victorian trade card (copyrighted in 1886) for Domestic Sewing Machine. Two good websites I found for information on th...

For your Friday afternoon enjoyment. (Full disclosure: These are from Internet image searches, not my collection.)

The following excerpt is from "In the Footsteps of a Killer," an article recently written for Los Angeles Magazine by True Crim...

Stop! Strike that. Reverse it. Profuse apologies for the lack of new posts this week. I haven't had much time to focus on writing an...

Will the receipts of today be regarded as works of art 100 years from now? Certainly, they will contain a lot of data — the exact date and...

On the heels of the Underwood Deviled Ham advertisement earlier this week, here are 10 more ads for meat products from the May 1952 Woman...

This old postcard — it calls for a domestic one-cent stamp on the back — is a perfect fit for those who enjoy books, reading and #FridayRe...