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Step back into the Roaring Twenties with this rare 1925 edition of The Linebook, published by the Chicago Tribune. This vintage softcover features a striking illustrated cover with a troubadour and dog, and contains a collection of humorous verses, satire, and light poetry reflecting the wit and style of the Jazz Age.
Published in Chicago, The Linebook was an annual tradition of the Tribune during the 1910s–1930s, offering readers clever parodies, social commentary, and original verse. This 1925 edition is now nearly a century old and an increasingly scarce survivor of American literary humor.
Condition:
Softcover with edge and corner wear typical of age.
Binding intact, pages clean with only light age toning.
Previous owner’s name written inside, adding provenance.
A wonderful addition for collectors of Chicago Tribune history, 1920s Americana, vintage satire, or rare literary booklets.
