American Cinematographer Magazine September 1974 Hal Holbrook Sandburg's Lincoln

Discover the captivating October 1974 issue of American Cinematographer Magazine, featuring the iconic Hal Holbrook in a remarkable portrayal of Carl Sandburg's Lincoln. This vintage magazine presents a unique exploration of cinematic artistry, making it an essential collectible for enthusiasts of film and history.

This issue intricately weaves the story of how Holbrook's performance captured the essence of Abraham Lincoln, showcasing a blend of dramatic acting and cinematographic excellence. Vintage magazines like this not only offer a glimpse into past cultural events but also highlight the evolution of filmmaking techniques.

As a piece of cinematic history, this American Cinematographer vintage issue is significant for its insights into the filmmaking process during the 1970s, a pivotal era in Hollywood. With exclusive behind-the-scenes details and interviews, it's essential for collectors who appreciate the narrative behind iconic films.

Condition:

• In good condition with minor wear consistent with its age, a testament to its journey through time.
• Includes a protective plastic covering to ensure preservation and care for collectors.

This issue does have a label on the back and some marks; however, these do not detract from its overall appeal. See photos for a detailed view.

Capturing the spirit of an era, this American Cinematographer Magazine from September 1974 first offers an invaluable addition to any vintage magazine collection. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of cinema history!