“The Case of the Sunbather’s Diary” by Earle Stanley Gardner
*The Saturday Evening Post*, April 9, 1955
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‘“What a mess,” Kitty Baylor said. “What have you done about Harrod, Mildred? You didn’t tell him the truth?”’
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‘Perry Mason held Mildred’s hand for a moment, looked at her searchingly, and said, “You’re certain you’ve told me all of it, Miss Driscoll?”’
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‘Perry Mason knew his beautiful client was living a lie, but he didn’t know how dangerous that lie was . . . .’
The Saturday Evening Post, February 8, 1958
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#OTD in 1958
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Illustrations by James R. Bingham (1917-1971) for
“The Case of the Footloose Doll”
by Earle Stanley Gardner
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #mensfashion #womensfashion #1950s
“The Case of the Sunbather’s Diary” by Earle Stanley Gardner
*The Saturday Evening Post*, April 9, 1955
#JamesBingham #illustration #illustrationartists #EarleStanleyGardner #beach #bathingsuit #womensfashion #1950s
‘“What a mess,” Kitty Baylor said. “What have you done about Harrod, Mildred? You didn’t tell him the truth?”’
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #womensfashion #interiordesign #interiordecoration #1950s
‘Perry Mason held Mildred’s hand for a moment, looked at her searchingly, and said, “You’re certain you’ve told me all of it, Miss Driscoll?”’
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #mensfashion #womensfashion #1950s
‘Perry Mason knew his beautiful client was living a lie, but he didn’t know how dangerous that lie was . . . .’
The Saturday Evening Post, February 8, 1958
#illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #mensfashion #womensfashion #1950s
#OTD in 1958
🧵👇
Illustrations by James R. Bingham (1917-1971) for
“The Case of the Footloose Doll”
by Earle Stanley Gardner
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #mensfashion #womensfashion #1950s
‘She hadn’t even seen the man until she fitted her key to the door of her apartment. Then he materialized as from nowhere.’
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #womensfashion #mensfashion #interiordecoration #1950s
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #womensfashion #interiordecoration #1950s
‘Mildred found forty brand-new hundred-dollar bills in the purse, and a packet of love letters signed “Forrie.”’
#illustration #illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #womensfashion #interiordecoration #1950s
“The Case of the Footloose Doll”
‘A desperate girl borrows a new identity to start life afresh - and ends up blackmailed for her own murder...’ *The Saturday Evening Post*. Feb. 1, 1958
#illustrationart #illustrationartists #JamesBingham #EarleStanleyGardner #PerryMason #1950s
