Collectibles
Anti-Suffrage Press Proof Images from "Winning the Vote"
- Item Number
- 4344
- Estimated Value
- 15 USD
- Sold
- 36 USD to do0bd4325
- Number of Bids
- 7 - Bid History
Item Description
Anti-Suffrage (1 set of 4 images)
The penny in the image is to give you an idea of the actual size of the Images from the Women’s Suffrage Movement: Press Proofs from “Winning the Vote”
Anti-Suffrage (1 set of 4 images) The penny in the image is to give you an idea of the actual size of the image
When NWHA Board member Robert Cooney’s book, “Winning the Vote: The Triumph of the American Woman Suffrage Movement,” was in production, the photographs and other materials were scanned and prepared for printing.
High-quality press proofs, not printed and not continuous tone prints, were produced for color balance and quality control prior to offset printing.
Each image here is the size that appeared in the book and can be trimmed as desired. Some are stamped with noticeable “Proof” marks as shown and a few have staple holes or other wear. Sizes are included for those too large to reproduce fully but the final image is complete.
All scans are shown 100% on 8½ x 11” sheets and appear uncropped.
These reproductions are perfect for framing, displays, scrapbooks, collection accents, or other ways of celebrating suffrage history. They are not glossy photos some have marks but (unique) press proofs. The stamps and covers are particularly hard to come by. Proofs are divided into different categories.
Item Special Note
The shipping cost is determined by the weight of the item and the distance of delivery.
All winning bids are shipped together using the least expensive method. Please allow two weeks for delivery.
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