I looked at my copy and the cover artist is credited as Lecian V. Bernuth. The painting is titled "His Christmas Mail".
I read the "The Gift" by Max Brand several years ago at Christmas and remember it as a fine holiday story. There are 4 other stories in the issue dealing with Christmas including one called "When Santa Claus Was Forgiven". I think I'll read it.
Hey Laurie and all, Really awesome cover and ya can't beat having a Max Brand Christmas story! I don't have that issue, but, I do have the Dec. 26, 1926 issue am gonna blog about tomorrow along with a ShortStory and other Christmas Mags...Keep up the good work and spirit! Blog here: http://adventurecontinuesthe.blogspot.com/ Jonathan
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Wow! This one is really a humdinger. Lovely art. I wonder who the artist was?
I looked at my copy and the cover artist is credited as Lecian V. Bernuth. The painting is titled "His Christmas Mail".
I read the "The Gift" by Max Brand several years ago at Christmas and remember it as a fine holiday story. There are 4 other stories in the issue dealing with Christmas including one called "When Santa Claus Was Forgiven". I think I'll read it.
Simply beautiful ^^
I can't figure out what he's doing. Little help!
Cap'n, it looks like he is opening up his Christmas mail and looking at a pair of socks he received. But the sock looks too small.
In the background is postal employee with a sack of US mail. A sight we will being seeing less and less of in the future.
Very nice!
Thanks, Walker. I never would have guessed socks.
Hey Laurie and all, Really awesome cover and ya can't beat having a Max Brand Christmas story! I don't have that issue, but, I do have the Dec. 26, 1926 issue am gonna blog about tomorrow along with a ShortStory and other Christmas Mags...Keep up the good work and spirit! Blog here: http://adventurecontinuesthe.blogspot.com/ Jonathan
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