#OTD in 1959
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‘“You’re covering up, both of you,” Mason said.’
Illustration by James R. Bingham (1917-1971) for ➡️
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#OTD in 1944
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‘“G I Joe” - Spark Plug of the Armed Forces’
Illustration by James Bingham (1917-1971)
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#OTD in 1959
‘Casselman staggered and released his hold on his victim’s neck as the bullet plunged into his chest.’ Illustration by James R. Bingham (1917-1971)
*The Saturday Evening Post*, September 28, 1959
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Erle Stanley Gardner, “The Case of the Fugitive Nurse”
*The Saturday Evening Post*, September 19, 1953
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#OTD in 1953
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‘Dr. Malden and Gladys Foss, his nurse, had a very close confidential relationship.’
#Illustration by James Bingham (1917-1971) for ➡️
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‘Philadelphia - Birthplace of Hospitality’
Philadelphia Whiskey
*The Saturday Evening Post*, September 16, 1944
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#OTD in 1944
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‘View of the State House (now Independence Hall) as it appeared circa 1800’
Illustration by James Bingham (1917-1971)
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#OTD in 1943
‘Cadillac’
‘Cannon on a rampage. . .*at 30 miles an hour!*’
Illustration by James Bingham (1917-1971)
*Collier’s*, September 16, 1943
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After the next World War comes:
“They won’t let me out,” I say. “Do you have any good poison around, or could you spare an alcohol rub? I am permanently depressed.”
Illustration by James R. Bingham (1917-1971)
*The Saturday Evening Post* 1940’s
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#OTD in 1959
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‘While Madge Elwood was dropping the skirt over her head, Mason took out his pocket knife, made a cut in the skirt she had taken off and ripped out a piece from the hem.’
#Illustrationart by #illustrationartist #JamesBingham (1917-1971) for ➡️

‘Someone had seen a man loading a body into a car at the motel.’
Illustration by James R. Bingham
*The Saturday Evening Post*, Sept. 8, 1956
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#OTD in 1956
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'“What’s this all about?” Mason asked Marilyn Keith. “Do you know the man who was killed?”’
#Illustration by #JamesBingham (1917-1971)
*The Saturday Evening Post*, Sept. 8, 1956
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