Color: Red; Yellow
"The Land of Sunshine," Vol. 12 No. 2, published by the Land of Sunshine Publishing Co., Inc., edited by Charles F. Lummis, January 1900. The magazine has a yellow cover with the date as well as volume and issue number at the top. At the center is an illustration of a mountain lion with a sun in the background with the caption "THE MAGAZINE OF / CALIFORNIA AND THE WEST / EDITED BY CHAS. F. LUMMIS." At the bottom is a photograph of two children holding hens. The issue price and subscription price are also at the bottom. All of the cover printing is in red. The issue contains poetry and articles on Harrison Gray Otis; Native Americans; Mission San Luis Obispo; regional news; updates by the American Anti-Imperialist League and the Landmarks Club; Rose Parade news; and more. At the end is a commercial blue book. Black and white photographs and advertisements aimed primarily at travelers are also included. In overall good condition, most of the wear is to the cover with creases, dented corners, soiling, and tears. Some of the pages also have small tears and discoloration.
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