Antique 1916 Wedding Booklet Rare Cover Art By Archie Gunn Warner Co Jewelers

Description

Offered is A Beautiful Antique 1916 Wedding Booklet, With Rare Cover Art, Signed By Archie Gunn. The cover art is a beautiful portrait of a bride signed "Archie Gunn", and appears to be quite rare..The booklet measures overall 5.25" x 8.5", the oval frame around the artwork measures 4" x 7"...This would be beautiful framed!! The booklet/registry has 8 pages, not including the cover...Including a Greetings page, from The Warner Company, a page for the Attendants, and Guests (blank), a page for Gifts (blank), a page listing gifts for Wedding Anniversaries, The Marriage Record Page (filled out), a page for "Our Honeymoon" (blank), a page for "Our Home" (blank), and a page for "First Callers" (filled out).  It is in excellent, clean antique condition, showing only light signs of age. Some of the pages are still blank, the Marriage Record Page has been filled out, and is dated March 23, 1916...The Bride & Grooms Names are Bessie & Pearl Cox...The First Callers Page is also filled out...Given as a gift to the Bride & Groom, from The Warner Company...The Warner Company was an upscale jewelry store, located in Fresno, CA. At some point they changed their name to Warner Company Jewelers were in business from 1876 - 2011...Please see photos, this is the actual Wedding Booklet you will receive.
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