Description
Step back in time to the exciting era of 1960 with this fascinating edition of Business Week Magazine, featuring none other than President-Elect John F. Kennedy on the cover. This magazine, dated November 12, 1960, captures a pivotal moment in American history, as John F. Kennedy prepared to lead the nation into a new era.
Whether you're a collector of vintage magazines or a history enthusiast, this issue is a must-have addition for your library. The magazine is gently used but remains in good condition, allowing you to appreciate the insights and discussions from a time of change and progress.
This edition presents various articles that highlight economic trends, business developments, and the political atmosphere of the time. It's not just a magazine; it's a slice of history!
- Condition: The magazine is in good used condition, though it may show some wear with edges that could have minor rips.
- Unique Features: Includes an address label and does not come with a plastic protective covering, making it a true vintage find.
Remember, careful observation reveals the charm of vintage items. As you explore the pages, you'll find discussions that resonate even today. This magazine serves as not just a historical document but also as a reflective piece on business strategies and political climate from over six decades ago.
Don't miss out on the chance to own this unique piece of history. It’s perfect for anyone looking to enhance their collection or dive deep into the past. Plus, the item ships out the same day or the next day based on the cut-off time, making it quick and convenient for collectors.
Check out all the photos included in the description, showcasing the magazine's cover and pages to give you a closer look at this collectible. If you have any questions regarding the item's size or condition, feel free to send us an email. We're here to assist you!
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