My Victoryby Askan-Nell Malkasian Hanky and I didn’t like Butch because he was always punching me in the nose. Butch never used to bother me … Read More ›
Category: 1943
The Brick-Layerby R. Flavie Carson(A.A.P.A. MS. Bureau) Up-ended brick in even row,Spaced out at even interval;The first one’s tipped and down they go,Each knocks its … Read More ›
New Members From Shaker Heights, Ohio, AAPA secures another mimeor. He is George A. Gothberg, Jr., who is sixteen years old and “a nut on … Read More ›
… mixed quarterly with your Spice by William Haywood, New York City Exchanges in December THREE of NAPA’s publishers sent us copies of publications they … Read More ›
Sorry! WE may have to change our masthead from that ambitious “monthly” back to our original “occasional.” There wasn’t any April Topix, because we had … Read More ›
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schabrucker request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Matilda Adele to Mr. William Frederick Haywood on … Read More ›
IT WAS ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL FALL DAYS that is so typical of central New York State, (rainy, you know) when it was duly decided … Read More ›
Chips From The Woodpile The intellectual giants of the National Amateur Press Association came to Columbus loaded with dynamite but nobody touched it off. Why? … Read More ›
A Hobby Magazine Published By Tim Thrift and “Freezette” Thrift at Winchester, Mass. It Gets in the Blood AS IT may be of interest to … Read More ›