Description
If you're a fan of classic illustrations and vintage publications, this piece is sure to intrigue you. Presenting the COVER ONLY from The New Yorker, dated June 22, 1957, featuring a delightful full-cover theme by the renowned artist Chas Addams. This unique cover is not just a piece of magazine art, but a slice of history that reflects the quirky humor and artistic brilliance of its time.
Holding a significant place in the collector's market, this authentic cover is a must-have for enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Unlike modern reproductions, this is an original magazine cover, ensuring that you get a true piece of literature. The measurements of this cover are 11.5" x 8.5", making it a perfect size for framing or adding to your collection.
The condition is marked as good, yet it does show signs of its age. There is minor wear on the outer edges and a small rip, which a part of its character and stories told. To see the details, please refer to the accompanying photographs.
- Authenticity Guaranteed: This is an original cover, not a photocopy, ensuring value for collectors.
- Visual Appeal: The iconic Chas Addams artwork captures a whimsical era, making it perfect for display.
Despite its imperfections, this cover showcases the charm of its time. The slight creases on the front only add to its vintage allure. For anyone looking to decorate their space with something unique or to celebrate a love for literature, this cover is an excellent choice.
Don't miss the chance to own a piece of the past. Grab this charming cover and let it transport you back to the whimsical world of 1957!
