The highway to hell
An 1895 Chicago temperance-style tract published by the International Anti-Gambling Association, written by John Philip Quinn, aimed at warning readers against betting and gambling in the United States. The pictures are simple black-and-white line engravings with hatched shading on cream paper, showing a horse-racing wheel diagram, a seated man fiddling with his waistcoat, a clock-like dial with a pointer, and three men playing cards at a table under a lamp, offering a designer clear, uncluttered diagrams and period figure poses.
