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Beautiful pair of original early 20th century magazine pages by Johnny Gruelle, creator of Raggedy Ann & Andy, professionally framed and matted. These pages feature “Uncle Johnny Gruelle’s Page for Boys and Girls,” including illustrated stories such as “Ha-He-Ho-Hi (The Camel with the Wrinkled Knees)” and “Weeky Weeky,” along with charming original artwork and poetry.Both pieces are believed to be from Women’s Home Magazine, dated 1917 (noted on backing), and showcase classic Gruelle illustrations including animals, children, and seasonal scenes.Size:
Each frame measures approximately 12.5” x 16”Condition:
Frames are in very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. The paper shows natural toning and aging appropriate for over 100 years old. No major damage noted—please review all photos carefully for condition details.Additional Photo Details:
Close-up images are included to highlight original print detail, typography, and illustration quality. These show Johnny Gruelle’s name in print, fine illustration work, and authentic age toning of the paper.
Photos of the backing are also provided, showing identification as Women’s Home Magazine, 1917, supporting the period origin of these pieces.These are excellent display pieces for collectors of early children’s literature, illustration art, or Raggedy Ann history. A rare opportunity to own authentic framed Gruelle pages from the early 1900s.Ships carefully packed with protection for framed artwork.
