Maclean's, October 1st, 1924

Maclean's, originally uploaded by chanadaal.

Oriental and American Novelties ad, 1931

"Oriental and American Novelties" ad, 1931.

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Scanned from Taschen's "All-American Ads of the 30s".

Ridalfo Ghirlandaio, "Leda" 1560

Ridalfo Ghirlandaio, "Leda" 1560

Come Into The Kitchen, 1920s

Come Into The Kitchen, originally uploaded by normavalentine.

Zum 5 Uhr Tee

Zum 5 Uhr Tee, originally uploaded by Paula Wirth.

From the flickr page:

An art-deco illustrated book of dance music from Germany.
Private collection of Paula K. Wirth

J.C. Leyendecker Interwoven Socks Ad

J.C. Leyendecker Interwoven Socks Ad, originally uploaded by Mamluke.

J.C.Leyendecker (1874-1951)

1920 Perry, Dame & Co.

1920 Perry, Dame & Co., originally uploaded by normavalentine.

Sugiura Hisui, Colour litograph, 1927

Sugiura Hisui, "The Only Subway in the East". Colour litograph, Japanese, 1927.

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Scanned from "Art Deco 1910-1939" edited by Charlotte Benton, Tim Benton and Chislaine Wood.

1930 Just Imagine Movie Promo Flyer Cover

1930 Just Imagine Movie Promo Flyer Cover, originally uploaded by Neato Coolville.

Deco Earrings, 1934

Deco Earrings, originally uploaded by normavalentine.

ca. 1934 --- Model wearing nautilus-shaped diamond ear clips by Rene Boivin, with curled coiffure by Antoine --- Image by � Cond� Nast Archive/CORBIS

Anonymous, Book Cover

Cover of the book by Luiz Francisco Rebello, "História do teatro de Revista em Portugal," Publicações Europa-América, Lisboa, 1984-85.

The illustration is in the style of Erté, so maybe he's the author.

Scanned from the book "Grandes Museus de Portugal," Editorial Presença.

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Beachwear, 1930s

Beachwear, originally uploaded by normavalentine.

Dresses, 1920s

Dresses, originally uploaded by normavalentine.

Jean Harlow in Reckless, dress by Adrian, 1935

"Jean Harlow, in a scene from Reckless, wears a dress designed by Hollywood costumier Adrian. The film was made in 1935, but the minimal modern dress could easily belong to a woman in the mid-Nineties. Chanel had made black dresses fashionable, and throughout the century simple black styles have had a timeless appeal. In this era women still wore black dresses to show off their jewellery. Costume jewellery was widely worn, particularly Art Deco-style pieces in red. green and black paste."

Scanned from "Decades of Fashion" by Harriet Worsley.

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Paul Jouve, Paradis Terrestres illustration,1932

Paul Jouve, illustration in the book "Paradis Terrestres", 1932.

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Scanned from the book "Le livre, objet d'art: Collection Calouste Gulbenkian, France. XIXe-XXe siècles."