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| Renfrew Moved Through the Crowd |
| FES Title: | Renfew moved through the crowd. at sight of uniform – made way for him. | |
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| Date: | 04/08/1931 | |
| Size: | 0″H x 0″W | |
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| Type: | illustration | |
| Published: | Erskine, Laurie York. “Brass Knuckles.” The American Boy–Youth’s Companion, August 1931: 28. caption: As Renfrew walked down the street, he was conscious that he moved in hostile territory. |
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| Comments: | DAM scan 1/13/06; index; edit | |
| Commentary: | This is the last of the stories about the Canadian Mountie, Renfrew, authored by Laurie York Erskine. In a letter to Schoonover on March 11, 1931, the managing editor of The American Boy writes: Here’s ‘Brass Knuckles’, the last of the current Renfrew series. It has been a long one, hasn’t it? And you’ve been doing some splendid work for us.” Four spots for the story, (#’s1835, 1836, 1837, and 1838) were painted together on the same canvas (28″ by 50″). The exact size of each of the four images is unknown. (day books) |
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| Provenance: | Not known | |
