1906 Article Shore Bird Plover Herbert Job Curlew Nest Sandpiper Nest Egg CLA1 MB3 a respected boarding school

a respected boarding school

On the right side of this image it looks as though there is a scratch of some sort

Locke" This is an original 1907 tipped-in black and white print by Max Beerbohm of William John Locke

This is an original 1942 World War II black and white print ad for the General Electric Company of Schenectady

1906 Article Shore Bird Plover Herbert Job Curlew Nest Sandpiper Nest Egg CLA1 MB3 a respected boarding schoolThis is an original 1906 5 page article titled, "Our Vanishing Shore Birds," by Herbert K. Job. The article features images of turnstones and sandpipers, as well as plovers, nests, and other birds. The article writes, "If there is any one class of birds which has most notably decreased in abundance during the last twenty five years, I am confident that it is the shore birds. In my boyhood, though they were rapidly decreasing, most of the more familiar