Description
If you are a collector or an aficionado of vintage publications, this is an excellent opportunity for you! We're presenting the cover only of The Saturday Evening Post from September 9, 1939. This particular issue features a captivating serial by the renowned MacKinlay Kantor, a celebrated author known for his insightful storytelling and compelling characters.
The cover is an intriguing piece of history that captures the essence of the late 1930s in America. Though the magazine is in acceptable condition, it holds a unique charm that only vintage items can present. It's perfect for display or as a conversation starter in any setting!
This rare cover has an address label on the front, representing its journey through time. While the magazine shows some wear, this adds character and authenticity to this lovely piece. Please refer to the photos to see the details clearly.
Key features of this vintage cover include:
- Protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation and longevity.
- Generous dimensions of 13 3/4" x 10 3/4", making it an eye-catching display piece.
The magazine's history is evident through its visible marks, folds, and even some water damage. Rips and creases can also be observed. However, each imperfection tells a story and reflects its past life, making it a treasure for those who appreciate the charm of nostalgia.
To give you an idea of its current condition, be sure to consult the photos provided. Here is the engaging image of the magazine cover:
Whether you want to add this to your collection or use it to inspire your décor, this vintage cover has so much to offer. Grab a piece of history today!