seriesVinv2

Lafayette College Special Collections & College Archives

HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY PAPERS, 1873-2001

Series V. Subject Files: 1896-1981

Subseries 2. Illustration

Box 15
Folder
1    Ainslee’s [cover] ([?] 1913).
      see oversize
2    Ainslee’s [cover] (June 1913).
      see oversize
3a Ainslee’s [cover] (June 1914).
      see oversize
3b “American Beauty”
      see oversize
4    The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Oct. 1926).
      see oversize
5    The American Legion Monthly (Jan. 1927).
6    The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Feb. 1927).
      see oversize
7    The American Legion Monthly [cover] (June 1927).
8    The American Legion Monthly (Sept. 1927).
9    The American Legion Monthly (Oct. 1927).
10 The American Legion Monthly (Nov. 1927).
11 The American Legion Monthly [cover] (Dec. 1927).
12 The American Weekly Section of the New York Sunday American [covers]
      (Aug. 11, 1918)
      (June 15, 1919)
      (Nov. 16, 1919)
      (Dec. 14, 1919)
      (Feb. 15, 1920)
      (May 2, 1920 [2 cop.])
      (May 9, 1920)
      (May 30, 1920)
      (Jul. 4, 1920)
      (Jul. 18, 1920)
      see oversize for all dates
13 Archibald, James F. J. “Almost Home.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 22, 1898). [photocopy]
14 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 1 – The Awful Panic in Caney.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 20,1898).
      [photocopy]
15 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 2 – After Bloody Caney.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 3, 1898).
      [photocopy]
16 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 3 – The Unwelcome Night Attack in Front of Santiago.” Leslie’s 87
      (Nov. 17, 1898). [photocopy]
17 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 5 – The ‘Bloody Bend’.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 8, 1898). [photocopy]
18 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 6 – Awful Suffering of Our Wounded.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 29,1898).
      [photocopy]
19 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 8 – Pathos and Humor in the Trenches.” Leslie’s 88 (Jan.19,
      1899). [photocopy]
20 Archibald, James F. J. “What I Saw in the War: No. 9 – The Climax of the Cuban Campaign – Santiago’sSurrender.”
      Leslie’s 88 (Feb. 2, 1899). [photocopy]
21 “Bad Indians and Wiskey.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 27, 1898): 327 [ill. 321]. [photocopy]
22 Becket, John J. A. “An Echo of the Purple.” Leslie’s 85 (Dec. 23, 1897). [photocopy]
23 “The Best Man.” Hearst’s.
24 Brady, Cyrus Townsend. “In Oklahoma.” Scribner’s 31 (Feb. 1902). [repro. from Antiques (May 1972): 758.]
25 Brady, Cyrus Townsend. “A Syndicate Hero.” Scribner’s 34 (Nov. 1903). [photocopy]
26 Bryant, Sara Cone. “The Other Man.” McClure’s 17 (Oct. 1901). [photocopy]
27 Calendars: 1904, 1907, 1908, 1911
      see oversize
28 “The Castle Builders.” 735.
29 Chambers, Robert W. “The Hidden Children.” Cosmopolitan 55-57 (Nov. 1913-Sept. 1914): misc. pgs.
30 Chambers, Robert W. “The Hidden Children.” Cosmopolitan 55-57 (Nov. 1913-Sept. 1914) [photocopy]
31 Chartres, Vivanti. “A Fad.” Leslie’s 88 (Feb. 9, 16, 23, 1899). [photocopy]
32 Chester, George Randolph. “Skeezicks.” McClure’s 25 (Aug. 1905).
33 Chester, George Randolph. “Skeezicks.” McClure’s 25 (Aug. 1905). [photocopy]
34 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Admiral Dewey.” Leslie’s 89 (Sept. 30, 1899): 270-271[?]. [photocopy]
35 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Advancing on the Filipinos.” Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 30, 1899): 248-253. [photocopy]
36 Christy, Howard Chandler. “After the Rough Riders’ Heroic Charge, Near Siboney.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 1,1898):
      168-173. [photocopy]
37 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Arrival of the Sick Soldiers From Montauk Point, New York.” Leslie’s 87 (Oct. 6, 1898):
      261 [photocopy]
38 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Bloody Charge of the First and Tenth Regular Cavalry at Las Guasimas, Cuba,June
      26th.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 15, 1898): 208-213. [photocopy]
39 Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Century Between Them.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 12, 1901): 18-19. [photocopy]
40 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Choosing Her Partner.” Collier’s 28 (Jun. 4, 1902): 12-13. [photocopy]
41 Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Christmas Surprise – The Return of the Missing Soldier.” Leslie’s 87 (Dec. 29,1898):
      518-519. [photocopy]
42 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Daring Rough Riders at the Front.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 8, 1898). [photocopy]
43 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Drilling at Tampa.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 30, 1898): 431. [photocopy]
44 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Fatal Defect.” Century Magazine 51 (Feb.1896): 640.
45 Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Fourth of July Lawn Fete...” Scribner’s 60 (Jul.1916): 75.
46 Christy, Howard Chandler. “A Fourth of July Lawn Fete...” Scribner’s 101 (Jan.1937).
47 Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Fashionable Society Makes the Heat Wave Endurable.” Leslie’s (July 28,1900):
      68-69. [photocopy]
48 Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Our Western Soldiers are Forcing Peace in the Philippines.” Leslie’s 88 (May25,
      1899): 410-411. [photocopy]
49 Christy, Howard Chandler. “How Society’s Luxurious Yachtsmen Followed the ‘Columbia’ in the Second Race.”
      Leslie’s 89 (Oct. 28, 1899): 341-341. [photocopy]
50 Christy, Howard Chandler. “How the American Troops Fight Under a Tropical Sun.” Leslie’s 88 (Apr., 1899): 308-313.
      [photocopy]
51 Christy, Howard Chandler. “It’s Not Always the Bullets That Kill.” Leslie’s 88 (Jun. 15, 1899): 470-471. [photocopy]
52 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Kansas Yell!” Leslie’s 89 (Aug. 3, 1899): 84-89.[photocopy]
53 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Latest Fad of New York’s Four Hundred.” Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 9, 1899). [photocopy]
54 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Most Heroic Deed of the Campaign in the Jungle.” Leslie’s 88 (May18,1899):
      390-391. [photocopy]
55 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening Night at the Metropolitan Opera House...” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 5, 1901):12-13.
      [photocopy]
56 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening the Astoria Hotel.” Leslie’s 85 (Nov. 18, 1897): 328-329.
      [photocopy]
57 Christy, Howard Chandler. “Opening the Campaign in Cuba.” Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 21, 1898): 44.
      [photocopy]
58 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Pathetic Side of the Happy Home – Coming of Our Volunteers.” Leslie’s 89 (Jul.20,
      1899): 37. [photocopy]
59 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Recent Attempt of the Filipino Insurgents to Burn Manila.” Leslie’s 88 (Mar. 16,1899):
      201. [photocopy]
60 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the Mauser Bullet.” Leslie’s 88 (Jun. 8, 1899): 460 [?]. [photocopy]
61 Christy, Howard Chandler. “ The Story of the War.-I.” Leslie’s 87 (Aug. 18, 1898): 134 [ill. 128-133]. [photocopy]
62 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-II.” Leslie’s 87 (Aug. 25, 1898): 154 [ill. 148-153]. [photocopy]
63 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-III.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 1, 1898): 174 [ill. 178]. [photocopy]
64 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-IV.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 8, 1898): 194. [photocopy]
65 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-V.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 22, 1898): 234 [ill. 228-233]. [photocopy]
66a Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Story of the War.-VI.” Leslie’s 87 (Sept. 29, 1898): 246 [ill. 248-253]. [photocopy]
66b Christy, Howard Chandler. Types of the American Girl. New York: Scribners, 1900. [3 plates]
         see oversize
67 Christy, Howard Chandler. “The Vast Crowd Pressing into the Convention Hall.” Leslie’s 90 (Jun. 23, 1900):481.
       [photocopy]
68 Christy, Howard Chandler. “You Look Tired, Edith.” Life 31 (Feb. 3, 1898): 85. [photocopy]

Box 16
Folder
1    Churchill, Winston. “A Far Country.” Hearst’s 25 (Apr.-Dec. 1914): 622.
2    Collier’s 28 (Nov. 30, 1901): 25. [photocopy]
3    Cosmopolitan [cover] (Apr. [n.y.]). [photocopy]
4    Cosmopolitan Print Department [photocopy]
5    Dall, Anna Roosevelt. “When the White House Gives a Party.” Cosmopolitan (March 1935): 32-33.
      see also Ser. I, Dall, Anna Roosevelt
6    “Dare-Devil Johnson.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 2, 1898): 355.
7    Davis, Richard Harding. “The Lion and the Unicorn.” Scribner’s 26 (Aug. 1899).
8    The Drums of Peace
9    Goddard, Felicia. “The President’s Prerogative.” Collier’s 27 (Jul. 27, 1901). [photocopy]
10    Hancock, H. Irving. “The Most Famous Feat of the New Century.” Leslie’s 92 (Apr. 13, 1901). [photocopy]
11    Hancock, H. Irving. “Telling Fight of the Campaign.” Leslie’s 89 (Aug. 12, 1899). [photocopy]
12    Harper’s Bazaar (1913): 35-36.
13    “Harper’s Round Table.” (1897).
14    Hearst’s: 223-224.
15    Hibbard, George. “A Vehicle of Love.” McClure’s 17 (Aug. 1901). [photocopy]
16    Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. Ancient History.” McClure’s 16 (Dec. 1900).
17    Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. Ancient History.” McClure’s 16 (Dec. 1900). [photocopy]
18    Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. The Curate’s Bump.” McClure’s 17 (Sept. 1901). [photocopy]
19    Hope, Anthony. “More Dolly Dialogues. A Life Subscription.” McClure’s 17 (May 1901). [photocopy]
20    Hopper, James. “The Cub, the Girl, and the Little Gray Nurse.” Hearst’s 23 (Mar.-Apr. 1913): 361, 365, 605, 609,611.
21    Hopper, James. “The Long Desire.” Hearst’s 24 (Aug. 1913): 216.
22    Hopper, James. “Love in Lavendar.” Hearst’s 24 (Sept. 1913): 383.
23    Hopper, James. “The Quitter.” Hearst’s 24 (Oct. 1913): 616.
24    Johnson, Owen. “The Woman Gives.” Cosmopolitan 60-61 (Jan.-Oct. 1916). [photocopy]
25    Kummer, Frederic Arnold. “A Song of Sixpence.” American Sunday Monthy Magazine Section (1914).

Box 17
Folder
1    “Lady With Gun.” (1926). [photocopy]
2    Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 7, 1898): 7. [photocopy]
3    Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 3, 1898): 355. [photocopy]
4    Leslie’s (Oct. 7, 1899): 291. [photocopy]
5    Leslie’s (Dec. 9, 1899): 471. [photocopy]
6    Leslie’s 93 (Jul. 20, 1901): 39. [photocopy]
7    Leslie’s 93 (Dec. 5, 1901): 531; 537. [photocopy]
8    Life 36 (Dec. 1, 1900): 443. [photocopy]
9    Life 38 (Sept. 26, 1901): 257.   [photocopy]
10 Life 38 (Nov. 28, 1901): 442. [photocopy]
11 Life 38 (Nov. 28, 1901): 450. [photocopy]
12 Life 40 (Dec. 18, 1902): 544. [photocopy]
13 Life 42 (Dec. 17, 1903): 545. [photocopy]
14 London, Jack. “The Little Lady of the Big House.” Cosmopolitan 58-60 (Apr.1915-Jan. 1916): 526-527, 532, 684, 806.
15 London, Jack. “The Little Lady of the Big House.” Cosmopolitan 58-60 (Apr. 1915-Jan. 1916). [photocopy]
16 London, Jack. “The Valley of the Moon.” Cosmopolitan 54-56 (Apr.-Dec. 1913): misc. pgs.
17 London, Jack. “The Valley of the Moon.” Cosmopolitan 54-56 (Apr.-Dec. 1913). [photocopy]
18 Lowrie, H. R. “Chicago Breaks Loose.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 10, 1898). [photocopy]
19 “Lunch For Two.” (1912).
      see oversize
20 Lynch, Gertrude F. “Miss Chance’s Progressive Dinner.” Leslie’s 87 (Nov. 10, 1898). [photocopy]
21 “The Madonna of the Trail.” (1930).
22 Map of the U.S. [photocopy]
23 Mastercraft Greeting Cards 1945
      see also Ser. IV, Contracts-Mastercraft Greeting Cards
24 Mawson, Harry P. “The Rough Riders in New York.” (Oct. 13, 1898). [photocopy]
25 McCall’s [cover] (Nov. 1918).
      see oversize
26 McCall’s [cover] (Jan. 1922).
      see oversize
27 Merwin, Samuel. “Call It A Day.” Cosmopolitan 61 (Nov. 1916). [photocopy]
28 Miller, Alice Duer. “A Drive in the Park.” Collier’s 27 (Apr. 6, 1910). [photocopy]
29 Miller, Warner. “A Powerful Organization.” Leslie’s 86 (Feb. 10, 1898). [photocopy]
30 Morris, Gouvernor. “The Penalty.” Cosmopolitan 54 (Mar. 1913): 467, 470.
31 Morris, Gouvernor. “The Penalty.” Cosmopolitan 53-54 (Aug. 1912-Apr. 1913). [photocopy]
32 Morris, Gouvernor. “The Seven Darlings.” Cosmopolitan 57-58 (Sept. 1914- Mar. 1915): misc. pgs.
      see also oversize
33 Morris, Gouvernor. “The Seven Darlings.” Cosmopolitan 57-58 (Sept. 1914- Mar. 1915). [photocopy]
34 “My Money-Spoiled Husband.” Hearst’s: 611, 615, 617.

Box 18
Folder
1    “The Nurse.”: 7, 11.
2    Osbourne, Lloyd. “Old Dog Tray.” McClure’s 25 (Oct. 1905). [photocopy]
3    “Out of the Shadow.” Sunday New York American (1918).
      see oversize
4    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. I – Marrying Out of the Army.” Collier’s 26 (Dec. 22, 1900). [photocopy]
5    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. II – Against His Own People.” Collier’s 26 (Dec. 29, 1900). [photocopy]
6    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. III – The Taming of the Captain.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 5, 1901). [photocopy]
7    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. IV – The Romance of Private Saunders.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 12, 1901). [photocopy]
8    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. V – As Man to Man.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 19, 1901). [photocopy]
9    Palmer, Frederick. “Out of the East. VI – Struther’s Temptation.” Collier’s 26 (Jan. 26, 1901). [photocopy]
10 Peck, Samuel Minturn. “Not in the Play.” Leslie’s 85 (Jul. 29; Aug. 5, 1897). [photocopy]
11 Perry, James Raymond. “My Love-Story.” Scribner’s 26 (Dec. 1899).
12 Phillips, David Graham. “The Price She Paid.” Cosmopolitan 51-53 (Oct. 1911- Jul. 1912). [photocopy]
13 “A Plea for Arbitration.” Scribner’s (1903). see oversize
14 Rabb, Kate Milner. “A Municipal Experiment.” Leslie’s 84 (May 13; 20, 1897). [photocopy]
15 Robinson, Albert Gardner. “At Chickamauga.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 2, 1898). [photocopy]
16 Scribner’s [ad. for Chambers, R. W. Two Little Beaded Moccasins].
17 Speed, Jno Gilmer. “Gambling at Long Branch.” Leslie’s 85 (Aug. 26, 1897). [photocopy]
18 Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press [cover] (Sept. 11, 1910).
      see oversize
19 Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press [cover] (Oct. 23, 1910).
      see oversize
20 Think [cover] (1942).
21 “Throwing Up Intrenchments.” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 30, 1898): 429 [ill. 421]. [photocopy]
22 “To The Fighting 165th Regiment.” (1918).
23 Tracy, Louis. “Cynthia’s Chauffer.” Sunday Magazine of the Philadelphia Press 3 (Sept. 1910).
      see oversize
24-26 Unidentified
            see also oversize
27 Van Vorst, Marie. His Love Story. Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1913.
28a Vance, Louis Joseph. “The Coast of Cockaigne.” McCall’s (Jan. 1922).
        see oversize
28b "A Veritable Queen." Moffat, Yard, & Co., 1906.
29 W., J. H. “The Stars and Stripes in Havana.” Leslie’s 88 (Jan. 19, 1899): 55. [photocopy]
30 Willets, Gilson. “All Aboard for Cuba!” Leslie’s 86 (Jun. 16, 1898). [photocopy]
31 Willets, Gilson. “The Invasion of Cuba.” Leslie’s 87 (Jul. 1898). [photocopy]
32 Willets, Gilson. “With Our Regulars in the Field.” Leslie’s (May 26, 1898). [photocopy]
33 Wright, Marcus J. Wright’s Official History of the Spanish-American War (War Records Office, Washington, D.C.,
      1900): 374-375.
       see oversize
34   Wright, Marcus J. Wright’s Official History of the Spanish-American War (War Records Office, Washington, D.C.,
       1900). [photocopy]

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