1899 Cover Harvard Lampoon University Valentine Heart Arrow Jester Lampy HVD1 MED4 There is also a tiny

There is also a tiny blemish in the right margin

This is an original 1920 black and white print ad for the Simmons Metal Beds and Springs from Simmons Company

This an original 1922 pochoir print of skirts (jupes) worn by upper-class French women during the reign of Louis XIV (1574 - 1643)

It is located in the city's Eighth Arrondissement

1899 Cover Harvard Lampoon University Valentine Heart Arrow Jester Lampy HVD1 MED4 There is also a tinyPlease note that this is a cover only. This is an original 1899 two color cover for the Harvard Lampoon. It features the Lampy the Jester sitting on a winged horse, holding up a shield inscribed with the motto Vanitas (Latin, meaning "empty"), a parody of Harvard's motto, Veritas, or "Truth". The inner panel is a nod to St. Valentine's Day and has a heart containing a portrait of a woman, the whole thing being shot through with an arrow and tied with