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Miss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor — a seven-foot billboard printed in Hartford about 1870 for Kittie R. Baldwin, who worked a mind-reading and spirit act with her husband, the magician Samri S.…

Miss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor — a seven-foot billboard printed in Hartford about 1870 for Kittie R. Baldwin, who worked a mind-reading and spirit act with her husband, the magician Samri S.…, 1870 — historic print
Miss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor — a seven-foot billboard printed in Hartford about 1870 for Kittie R. Baldwin, who worked a mind-reading and spirit act with her husband, the magician Samri S.…, 1870. Historic print from the Chapter 11 — The Archetypes collection.

Miss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor — a seven-foot billboard printed in Hartford about 1870 for Kittie R. Baldwin, who worked a mind-reading and spirit act with her husband, the magician Samri S.…

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Created / published1870
NotesMiss Baldwin, a Modern Witch of Endor — a seven-foot billboard printed in Hartford about 1870 for Kittie R. Baldwin, who worked a mind-reading and spirit act with her husband, the magician Samri S. Baldwin. Skeleton, dragon, imps and a crown. No pointed hat, no broom, and nothing green. Source: Calhoun Print. Miss Baldwin, a modern witch of Endor. Hartford: Calhoun Print., approximately 1870. Color woodcut, sheet 213 x 107 cm. 1. No known restrictions on publication.
SubjectsFigure 11.1 in Hollywood Halloween Horrors
SourceLibrary of Congress
ReferenceFig 11.1 F1101a Miss_Baldwin_Witch_of_Endor_1870

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