Philadelphia Sunday Press: September 29th
George Reiter Brill · 1867 - 1918
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A colored lithographic poster advertising the Philadelphia Sunday Press, dated September 29, 1895, by George Reiter Brill. It shows a well-dressed man in a dark cape and red hat beside a woman in a red bodice and white skirt, with a figure in a red hooded cloak in a doorway and a sign reading Grand Ball. A printed list of the issue's contents appears at the lower left, along with the slogan 'It pays to use Press Want Ads.'
