Widow was Cornell’s monthly humor magazine was published by students from 1894 through the 1960s. It’s hey-day was during the Art Deco period, when their student illustrators did spectacular works cap … Read More

Postcards have long been out of vogue, and are clearly irrelevant in the age of social media. How do you even mail a postcard today? You mean there are places owned by the government that you actually … Read More

Andrea Fono, at the time, an emerging artist in the Bay Area, produced a “Young Artist’s Portfolio of Stanford University”, which were eight ready-to-mail landscapes of the storied University.The card … Read More

There are many reasons people buy and college vintage college football programs: they went to the college or university; they are looking for a relative in one; or, the simply just love the eye appeal … Read More

The Wedgwood Company of Etruria England produced a beautiful set of dinner plates based on Cornell University in 1933. The plates featured a dozen scenes from the Cornell Campus including “The Cresce … Read More