1943; The Applegreen Cat by Frances Crane
Cover art uncredited. Published by Lippincott Company Philadelphia - New York.
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1943; The Applegreen Cat by Frances Crane
Cover art uncredited. Published by Lippincott Company Philadelphia - New York.

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Lisa Aversa Richette - The Throwaway Children - Lippincott - 1969 (jacket photo by Milton Charles, jacket design by Don Benden)
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Happy MARCH!
Belgian Art Nouveau Tradecard - MARS / Georges Dero roasted coffee, Antwerp, "Months", issued c. 1900.
Joseph J. GOULD (1880-1935), Lippincott's For MARCH, 1897.
Edith HOLDEN, MARCH from 'The Country Diary Of An Edwardian Lady,' 1906.
Gaspar CAMPS i JUNYENT (Spain, 1874-1942), Alegoría del mes de MARZO, c. 1905.
Gary Lippincott, from Troll Bridge (novel by Neil Gaiman)
“Trolls can smell the rainbows, trolls can smell the stars. Trolls can smell the dreams you dreamed, before you were ever born.” ~Neil Gaiman, Troll Bridge
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