Vade Retro, Earth Girl

Point Counter Point by Aldous Huxley, Modern Library, 1928.

Saved from the dumpster at work!

1920s, Rockford College, Illinois.

My great-grandmother Ruth, born in 1903, and her Rockford College friends.

The uniforms with the floppy bow ties are field hockey uniforms. 

Early 1920s. 

Bryn Mawr dorm party, complete with a jug of milk, an accordion, and some drums.

Date unknown - I’m guessing early 1920s, though.

I collect Notgeld (German money printed by independent states/cities/towns as emergency currency - see this wikipedia article for more info!)

This is from 1921, and is Serienscheine, so it was printed for collectors rather than for use as actual currency. Really great German expressionist artwork, although disturbing to think that this was printed for collectors when families like this actually were starving in Germany.