#feb. 3

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The February 3, 1937 issue of New York Woman showed a lady checking her little dog but wearing her fur coat. Below, three more pages from the same issue. You'll need to click/tap to expand them to read the text.

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Rudy Vallee on the radio, with guests Gertrude Lawrence and Noel Coward.

The table of contents featured spring fashions and news from Hollywood and London as well as Manhattan.

@coolguycore I love your fella so very much. I love Carm’s colors, especially the vibrant pink of his vest and pjs!! I also love how you made his ref!! You can tell a lot about him just by looking at the pictures that make up his background!!

I was originally trying to do a bust of just Carm, but everything that I drew couldn’t get past the sketch stage. ,:p!! I wanted to experiment with backgrounds more and I ended up with this!! I really hope I got Carmelo right. In my head- he and Penelope (my oc) got stuck in the rain and are waiting for it to pass in her apartment while gossiping about their favorite soldato. Thank you for letting me draw him!!

(Flat colored version under the break + my ref of Penelope’s apartment… don’t mind the god-awful colors in the ref I made I was struggling so hard using Floorplanner)

Casey Stengel (in striped suit), the new manager of the Yankees, discusses a listing of players in the ballclub's farm system in the Yankees offices, February 3, 1949. At left is Bill Skiff, of the Kansas City Blues, and at right is Buddy Hassett of the Newark (N.J.) Bears.

The floor of the New York Stock Exchange teems with activity on February 3, 1926, during heavy trading.

A police emergency squad hoists the body of a victim in the crash of American Airlines Flight 320 from the East River, February 3, 1959. Other bodies plucked from the strong icy currents of the river lie on the stern of the police launch. The plane smashed to pieces on the water as it tried to land in fog and drizzle at La Guardia Airport. Of the 73 people on board, 65 were killed.