Outsize Collection

Largest ear of corn grown in Canada
Humorous card depicting the Largest ear of corn grown in Canada !! 1910

Revolving Bookcase
This revolving bookcase holds fewer books for its floor- space than any conceivable design, but it could be handy for portfolios and outsize books that need to be flat

R M Bolstons Large Model Ornithopter in 1907 Date: 1907

Morning, Noon, Night, published by Thomas McLean, London (coloured etching
STC188366 Morning, Noon, Night, published by Thomas McLean, London (coloured etching) (see also 188367) by Heath, William (1795-1840); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English

Large Hat, little girl - Mabel Luci Attwell postcard
" It would be nice to see more of each other!" - Large Hat, little girl - Mabel Luci Attwell postcard. Date: circa 1938

Inspiration by H. M. Bateman
" Why, thats the very thing" ! A rather large and curvaceous 1920s lady contemplates a fashion magazine featuring the slim and sinuous fashions of the decade. Date: 1929

Bringing home some jumbo spuds
A farmer brings home a splendid crop of giant potatoes.... Date: circa 1910s

A profitable crop of Onions grown in Canada! I think a certain amount of photo trickery has been employed here.... 1910

Slimmer Extraordinaire! Before & After
Before & After - the remarkable results of going on a diet and how it affects ones choice of corset.... circa 1909

Dryden / Fashion / 357
New York evening wear design with outsize fur cuffs for Saks, Fifth Avenue

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Morning brings the sight of Canada's largest ear of corn, a true agricultural marvel. As the day turns, a revolving bookcase reveals tales of the past, from R.M. Bolton's Large Model Ornithopter in 1907 to Thomas McLean's coloured etching, "Morning, Noon, Night." A little girl proudly holds up a large hat adorned with a design by Mabel Luci Attwell, inspired by the whimsical world of H.M. Bateman. The Tatler front cover from June 1964 showcases the latest fashion trends, while a man brings home jumbo spuds and a profitable crop of onions from the Canadian fields. Transformations abound, from the Slimmer Extraordinaire's before and after, to the sleek design of the Dryden / Fashion / 357. Embrace the beauty and wonder of the outsize world around us.