1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (December), Alphonse Mucha cover Thermal to produce a variety of

to produce a variety of products that are used in place  of coffee

The only two constant members of the band were Covington and his wife

confectionery

looking back as if in an invitation to join her along her walk to the Alps in the distance

a museum of advertising history located in the Louvre's Rohan and Marsan wings

1913 French Magazine, Le mois littéraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month"), full issue (December), Alphonse Mucha cover Thermal to produce a variety ofDate: 1913 Size: 7 x 10 inches (closed) Artist: Alphonse Mucha About the item: Le mois littraire et pittoresque ("The Literary and Picturesque Month") was a French magazine published between 1899 to 1917. It was published by Maison de la Bonne Presse ("House of Good Press"), a Paris based publishing house founded in 1873 by Emmanuel d'Alzon, who also founded the Assumptionists, a Catholic congregation. The magazine offered literary, religious, and