The Landmark: The Monthly Magazine of the English-Speaking Union, Vol V, No 3, March, 1923
John Evelyn Wrench, Editor.
A monthly magazine for the English-Speaking Union of the British Empire, and of the United States.
Contents:
Austrailia's First Van Eyck
The Progress of the English-Speaking World
The Interpreter's House (by Sir Campbell Stuart, K.B.E.)
The Anglo-American Debt Agreement (by Sydney Brooks)
Common Interests in the Pacific (by Sir Mark Sheldon)
From the South African Standpoint (by the Hon. Sir Edgar Walton, K.C.M.G.
Cartoons of the Month
A New Real-Politik (by the Very Rev. E.A. Burroughs, D.D.)
And the proverbial 'Much More'
Contains articles of historical, political, social and literary interests, political cartoons, black & white photos, and lots of old ads.
Ads include Pratt's Anglo-American Oil Co, Ltd, BP Motor Spirit, Theodore Butler, & Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen.
Measures 9.5 x 6.5 inches.
Conditions: Very nice for it's age, modest wear, spine ends have tears, some rusting to staples. Cover is basically clean, inside is clean.
