From Practice for Climbing Higher (no author or year given).

From Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum and illustrated by John R. Neill, 1907.

"The magic carpet across America in a day.  Flying man steals the sunshine."  From The Children's Newspaper, 1924.

"Magic carpet two miles above earth."  From the Bombay Sunday Chronicle, 1938.

From Punch, 1928.

From Fort Wayne Works News, 1949.

"Now do you believe that it's a genuine Persian?"  From Punch, 1936.

From Improvement Era, 1951.

From Kids and The Apple by Edward Carlson, 1983.

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio.

Thanks to Pilfering Apples, who said: "I've been truly enjoying this serial adventure! The bold exploring team has captured my heart. If this is truly the last we hear of them, I'll be sad--though happier, true, for having known them at all! Prof. Oddfellow's broadcasts always seem to tell the stories I remember from childhood or from dreams--the ones no one else remembers, that make utter sense on their own."

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio:

A flying carpet adventure recorded off a spirit radio:

A flying carpet adventure recorded off the spirit radio.  Thanks to Critic's Guide, who said: "Esperanto Kitty is a superstar - the whole team has captained our hearts to better shores."

From The Magic Shop by Maurice Dolbier and illustrated by Fritz Eichenberg.

"You don't have to be a psychic to sell oriental rugs.  You only have to be a psychic to buy them."  From Raymond Chandler's "Killer in the Rain," 1964.