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McQuarrie Had Dropped Off the Midnight Train |
FES Title: | Right page- Double S Seabrook McQuarrie had dropped of |
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Date: | 08/1934 | |
Size: | 36″H x 42″W | |
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Type: | illustration | |
Published: | Erskine, Laurie York. “The Man Who Was Too Clever.” The American Boy–Youth’s Companion, November 1934: 9. caption: McQuarrie had dropped off the midnight train, changed his clothes, and ridden away at once, and was now deep in the mountains. |
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Inscription: | mr: F.E.S. / ’34 | |
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Comments: | Right side of double spread with # 2053 index edit |
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Commentary: | This illustration was used as the right side of double spread with # 2053 and was painted during the same week. |
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Provenance: | Not known | |