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Air & Space Smithsonian Magazine September 1996 - Helicopter Fighting Crime
This captivating issue of Air & Space Smithsonian Magazine, dated September 1996, features a compelling cover story: "Helicopter Fighting Crime." This vintage issue offers readers an engaging insight into the role of helicopters in modern law enforcement, highlighting their significant impact on crime prevention and public safety. As a collectible offering from the realm of vintage magazines, this edition not only serves as a reminder of technological advancements but also reflects the cultural context of the time.
This magazine is especially valuable for railway enthusiasts, aviation buffs, and collectors of historical insights, making it a perfect addition to any vintage magazine collection. Readers will find it fascinating to discover how helicopters transformed the approach to crime control, showcasing thrilling stories and advancements in aerial technology.
Conditionally, this magazine is rated as Very Good, representing its age remarkably well. While it does have a label on the front, the magazine is overall in great shape, featuring smooth edges and a well-preserved spine. To ensure its protection, it comes in a plastic covering, making it ideal for collectors looking to maintain its pristine condition over time.
- Very Good condition with light wear typical for its age.
- Includes a protective plastic covering for longevity.
Enhance your collection of collectible vintage magazines with this exceptional edition! View the detailed images below to appreciate its condition and cover art:
