The journal of American history
A quarterly historical magazine edited by Francis Trevelyan Miller and issued in New Haven, Connecticut, from 1909, aimed at genealogists, antiquarians, and readers of American records. Its pages mix engraved headpiece and tailpiece bands of acanthus scrollwork framing a globe and shelved books with halftone photographic plates of city skylines and harbors, giving designers reusable ornamental strips, a globe-and-books emblem, and grainy urban views.
